
EU
DSTMUN 2026
Format
In person
Level
High School
Delegates
400
DSTMUN is the Model United Nations conference of the Deutsche Schule Thessaloniki, the German School of Thessaloniki. It is organised by the school's own students and grew out of a small internal debate the school's MUN club started in 2013, before opening to outside delegations in 2018. The 9th edition takes place from 20 to 22 November 2026 on the school's campus on the edge of Thessaloniki, Greece. Ten committees meet over three days, four in the General Assembly and six specialised bodies, under the theme "A more just world: The role of Peremptory Norms in International Law". Around 400 delegates are expected. The conference is meant for students in grades 8 to 12, and it has run fully in person since 2022. Alongside the usual UN bodies it offers a Council of the European Union, an International Court of Justice case and a Youth Delegate Forum for younger delegates. DSTMUN is a member of the MUN Impact network. Committees š”ļø Disarmament and International Security Committee (Examining the Prohibition of Autonomous Lethal Weapons as a Peremptory Norm of International Law; Establishing an International Preventive Framework to Prohibit Cyberwarfare Use Targeting Public Infrastructure) š¼ Economic and Financial Committee (Addressing Workplace Violations in the Global Gig Economy; Combating Financial Incentives Driving Human Trafficking in South-East Asia) šļø Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (Tackling Forced Labor in Cyber Scam Networks in the Special Economic Zones in South-East Asia; Reassessing the Legal Framework on the Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites in Conflict Zones) šļø Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Enhancing the Legal Protection of Internally Displaced People from Abkhazia, Georgia, and the Tskhinvali Region; Examining the Prohibition of Torture in Conflict and Post-Conflict Zones) š”ļø Security Council (Addressing the Escalation of Armed Violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo; Evaluating the Codification of the Responsibility to Protect as a Mandatory Legal Obligation; Assessing the Impact of Transnational Organized Crime and Eroding Democratic Institutions on Regional Peace and Civilian Safety in Latin America) š¤ Council of the European Union (Reassessing the CO2 Emission Standards of the Transport Sector; Examining the Role of the EU in Addressing Violations of the Peremptory Norms on Piracy; Strengthening Financial Oversight to Counter Money Laundering Linked to Black Market Economies) šļø Human Rights Council (Addressing Human Rights Abuse by Multinational Corporations in DR Congo; Ensuring Access to Healthcare in Conflict Zones; Combating the Phenomenon of Female Genital Mutilation) š¼ Economic and Social Council (Promoting the Development of Green Technology in the Sub-Saharan Region; Ensuring Equitable Access to Education for Asylum-Seeking and Refugee Children; Addressing Digital Inequality and Its Impact on Access to Education and Economic Opportunities) āļø International Court of Justice (Dispute over the Status and Use of the Waters of the Silala (Chile v. Bolivia)) š± Youth Delegate Forum (Protecting Children in Armed Conflicts from Violations of International Law Prohibiting Attacks on Minors; Mitigating the Impact of the Global Housing Crisis on Low-Income Households)
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