The International Court of Justice
The principal judicial organ of the United Nations, settling legal disputes between states under international law.
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Diverse committees that showcase the issues of our time. Each committee has its topics, research guides and chairs.

15 committees
The principal judicial organ of the United Nations, settling legal disputes between states under international law.
The main deliberative body of the United Nations, where all 193 Member States have an equal vote.
The UN organ with primary responsibility for international peace and security, whose decisions all Member States must carry out.
L’organe des Nations Unies chargé au premier chef du maintien de la paix et de la sécurité internationales, dont les décisions s’imposent à tous les États membres.
A Security Council set back in time: delegates revisit major crises as they stood on the day the committee begins.
The UN’s intergovernmental body for the promotion and protection of human rights, made up of 47 elected Member States.
L’organe intergouvernemental des Nations Unies chargé de promouvoir et de protéger les droits de l’homme, composé de 47 États membres élus.
One of the six principal organs of the UN, coordinating economic, social and environmental cooperation for sustainable development.
The UN office helping states counter illicit drugs, organised crime, corruption and terrorism.
The principal global intergovernmental body dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls.
The First Committee of the General Assembly, dealing with disarmament and threats to international peace and security.
A commission balancing economic growth, social well-being and environmental protection for present and future generations.
A junior General Assembly where every country has an equal voice and young delegates take their first steps in diplomacy.
A junior Security Council where delegates tackle threats to peace and learn how the UN’s most powerful organ works.
Un Conseil des droits de l’homme junior, où les jeunes délégués apprennent à défendre la dignité et les droits de chacun.