I.I.M.U.N. BlogEver wondered why the concept of passports exists? Why are you not allowed to enter another country without the permission of their government? Yes, because we are not the residents of that country. Think about the flag of a nation or a country. Our freedom is limited to the borders of our country. When you […]
Understanding the MUN Rules of Procedure is one of the most important steps for any student preparing to participate in a Model United Nations conference. These rules determine how delegates speak, raise motions, participate in discussions, introduce ideas and eventually vote on solutions. For beginners, MUN procedures can initially seem complicated because conferences use specific […]
At the heart of every just society lies a simple question: Do we truly live by the rule of law? Humankind is governed by laws; however, the common citizen often has only a vague understanding of the Constitution. In a country like India, where the literacy rate stands at 74.04 per cent according to the […]
“The way we speak reflects the way we think and the way we think shapes the world we build.” Today, if we scroll through social media, sit with friends or listen to a casual conversation, abusive words seem so frequent. Abuse has become as common as adding salt to food, automatic and unquestioned. It is […]
Choosing the right country is just as important as selecting the right committee in your first Model United Nations (MUN) conference. While every country has unique perspectives and responsibilities, some are easier for beginners to research, understand, and represent during debates. At IIMUN (India’s International Movement to Unite Nations), first-time delegates are encouraged to choose […]
Can diplomacy survive in a world increasingly driven by conflict and power politics? In the 21st century, diplomacy was expected to become stronger with globalization and technological advancement. As nations grow more divided and conflicts continue to rise, Many question whether diplomacy still holds the power it once did. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine, […]
“Noise is the most impertinent of all forms of interruption.” — Arthur Schopenhauer. When you walk down an Indian street, you hear it before you see it. Honks are resonating off the walls, Vendors chanting their marketing slogans, Bells ringing at temples mixed with the Azaan, and in the area, a big fat Indian wedding […]
Stepping into your first Model United Nations (MUN) conference can feel exciting and overwhelming at the same time. With multiple committees to choose from, selecting the right one can significantly shape your first MUN experience. At IIMUN (India’s International Movement to Unite Nations), committees are carefully designed to help beginners build confidence while learning diplomacy, […]
Most MUN conferences require a position paper for delegates to be eligible to win awards. Having an outstanding MUN position paper could be the tiebreaker between you and another delegate when winning that coveted award. Your position paper is your first impression on the judges and committee chairs. We’ll walk you through everything you need […]
Poor research in model united nations conferences can cost you dearly. As a matter of fact, you can end up spending twice as much time trying to gather information for half the benefit. Then your conference prep feels like a chore instead of an exciting challenge. Research is the backbone of your model united nations […]