United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

Theme: Humanitarian Response and Refugee Protection
UNHCR stands for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, also known as the UN Refugee Agency, a United Nations agency that protects refugees and displaced people from conflict and persecution. Established in 1950, in the aftermath of World War II, the UNHCR stands as a symbol of humanity’s promise never to abandon those in need. With a mission rooted in empathy and justice, it has protected over 100 million displaced individuals, offering not only shelter and safety but also dignity, voice, and hope. It works in over 130 countries What makes the UNHCR truly exceptional is its unwavering commitment to dignity, protection, and lasting solutions— from providing emergency relief to advocating for human rights and sustainable resettlement. In this committee, we hold the power to transform despair into hope and displacement into belonging. The UNHCR stands as a beacon of compassion and global solidarity — transforming despair into hope for millions displaced worldwide. Known for its neutrality, compassion, and commitment, the UNHCR embodies the spirit of global solidarity, turning despair into opportunity and ensuring that every human being has the chance to live safely and with dignity.
“Protecting and Ensuring the Rights of Refugees and People in conflict zones”
This agenda focuses on safeguarding the rights and dignity of individuals displaced by conflict, persecution, or disasters. It emphasizes providing legal protection, humanitarian aid, and access to basic needs such as shelter, food, healthcare, and education. The committee works to prevent exploitation, violence, and discrimination against refugees and internally displaced persons. Delegates are tasked with proposing practical solutions, including safe pathways, resettlement, and reintegration opportunities. It also addresses challenges like statelessness, lack of documentation, and barriers to international protection. Through this agenda, the committee aims to restore hope, security, and dignity, ensuring that the global community acts decisively and compassionately. Ultimately, this agenda is about more than just aid; it is about restoring hope, dignity, and security to millions of displaced people, and ensuring that the international community acts decisively and compassionately in the face of humanitarian crises. By engaging with this agenda, delegates have the opportunity to shape policies that save lives, protect human rights, and foster global peace and cooperation.
| SN | COUNTRY | NAME |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | United States Of America | Sushant Bhattarai |
| 2 | Federal Republic of Germany | Suprim Subedi |
| 3 | French Republic | Arohi Thapa |
| 4 | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | Jenisha Thapa |
| 5 | Canada | Kushal Pandey |
| 6 | Italian Republic | Aayushree Poudel |
| 7 | Greece | Unim Shrestha |
| 8 | Republic of Poland | Diyan Bogati |
| 9 | Ukraine | Chrisiva Thapa Magar |
| 10 | Republic of Türkiye | Liam Parajuli |
| 11 | State of Israel | Manjil Bikram Thapa |
| 12 | Islamic Republic of Pakistan | Rishant Khakurel |
| 13 | Russian Federation | Prashansha Bhandari |
| 14 | Syrian Arab Republic | Subashna Darai |
| 15 | Islamic Republic of Iran | Adarsha dangol |
| 16 | Republic of Belarus | Aiyesh Dangol |
| 17 | Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela | Sunrise Gurung |
| 18 | Democratic People's Republic of North Korea | Prashika Gurung |
| 19 | State of Palestine(observer) | Aarya Dhakal |
| 20 | China | Sonika Sapkota |
| 21 | Islamic Republic of Afghanistan | Rojisha Ghimire |
| 22 | Republic of South Sudan | Dixit Khadka |
| 23 | The Lebanese Republic | Prayas jung Chauhan |
| 24 | Brazil | Savya Pandit |
| 25 | Federal Republic of Somalia | Aarav Gautam |
The Moderated Session of our UNHCR Committee began with an air of cautious formality, as delegates were initially reserved and interactions slightly distant. Early debates were polite but hesitant, with participants testing the waters before fully engaging. Sensing this, the chairs and vice-chairs played a pivotal role, demonstrating both authority and approachability. Their guidance quickly transformed the room’s energy, encouraging delegates to share bold, unique, and thought-provoking agendas. With each friendly intervention, the session gained momentum, fostering collaboration, confidence, and a lively exchange of ideas.
As the session unfolded, the committee witnessed a rich array of proposals that combined creativity with strategic relevance. Some agendas were approved after thoughtful debate, while others were respectfully rejected, allowing delegates to refine their arguments and diplomatic skills. Speeches were reviewed meticulously, and though time limits were sometimes exceeded, this added a human and authentic rhythm to the discussion. The conscious decision to minimize AI usage emphasized original thought and genuine engagement, reinforcing the importance of human reasoning in shaping policy. The mix of intense deliberation and lighthearted moments made the experience both educational and enjoyable.
Ultimately, the success of the Mod Session was a reflection of the hard work, passion, and responsibility of both the chairs, vice-chairs, and delegates. Leadership was firm yet approachable, maintaining order while nurturing a collaborative spirit, and delegates rose to the occasion with creativity, resilience, and thoughtful participation. The session provided a deeply immersive glimpse into UNHCR proceedings, where negotiation, empathy, and strategic thinking converge. Beyond procedural mastery, the experience cultivated camaraderie, intellectual growth, and inspiration, leaving every participant more connected to the shared mission of advancing refugee protection on the global stage.
The UNHCR Committee sessions brought to life the urgent mission of protecting refugees and people in conflict zones. Delegates passionately presented agendas, some approved, others sparking intense debate, each reflecting creativity and commitment. Early hesitations soon transformed into collaborative energy, guided by responsible and approachable chairs and vice-chairs. Hardworking delegates went above and beyond, seeking guidance, refining proposals, and engaging fiercely to excel.
Speeches were authentic, time limits occasionally stretched, and AI was consciously minimized, highlighting true human reasoning. Every discussion combined intellectual rigor, strategic negotiation, and genuine empathy. These sessions left all participants inspired, motivated, and deeply connected to the global cause of refugee protection.
LASTLY!
| POSITION: | COUNTRY: |
|---|---|
| Best delegate: | SOMALIA |
| OUTSTANDING DELEGATE: | USA |
Best position paper(outstanding delegate): | RUSSIA |