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Stonehill International School Model United Nations
IN PERSON
SISMUN

SISMUN 2026

Stonehill International School Model United Nations 2026

IndiaBangalore, IN◆25 – 27 Sep 2026

Format

In person

Level

High School

Delegates

231

OverviewYouReviews

Our vision extends beyond hosting a successful conference. We aspire to make SISMUN the benchmark for excellence, not only in Bangalore but across India. We want every delegate, advisor, and coordinator to leave with new friendships, unforgettable experiences, and one thought in mind: "I can't wait for the next SISMUN."

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SISMUN

Stonehill International School Model United Nations

SISMUN 2026

sis.mun@stu.stonehill.in

THE SECRETARIAT

EEren KırgızPresident of General AssembliesVVANISHA BONDHADESecretary GeneralKkian ferreiraHead of DesignAArush TiwaryDeputy Secretary GeneralDDeetya RajathHead of Delegate AffairsVVivaan SahuDeputy Secretary-GeneralEEdrian EchagueMUN Director
Contact the organisers
sis.mun@stu.stonehill.in
PER DELEGATE
Difficulty: Advanced
ADHOC

ADHOC

25 roles◆CRISIS
I.The Ad Hoc committee is unlike anything else at SISMUN 2026. Where every other committee gives delegates weeks to…The Ad Hoc committee is unlike anything else at SISMUN 2026. Where every other committee gives delegates weeks to research, prepare position papers, and refine their arguments — Ad Hoc gives you nothing. No agenda. No assigned country. No background guide. Just you, the room, and whatever the dais reveals when the gavel drops on day one. This format is deliberately designed to strip away the safety net of preparation and test the qualities that define truly exceptional delegates: the ability to think critically under pressure, construct arguments on the fly, read a room, and pivot strategy in real time. It is the closest simulation to the unpredictable nature of real-world diplomacy that a Model UN conference can offer. Past Ad Hoc committees at MUN conferences have covered everything from historical crisis scenarios to fictional geopolitical settings to real-world events frozen at a specific moment in time. The only guarantee at SISMUN 2026 is that it will challenge you in ways you didn't expect.
IIDFMUN
AAdeeb S
DDiya Karthik
JhanaviJhanavi
AAnanya Jayaswal Tayal
Difficulty: Advanced
Durandhar Crisis Council

Durandhar Crisis Council

29 seats
I.Information Integrity vs Misinformation — who controls the narrative controls the crisis
II.National Security vs Civil Liberties — how far is too far in the name of safety?
III.Media Influence & Narrative Control — the press is a weapon as much as a watchdog
MMeet Sachdev
NNived Menon
GGideon P
Difficulty: Intermediate
IMO

IMO

International Maritime Organisation

31 seats
I.Freedom of navigation: How can the international community uphold UNCLOS provisions guaranteeing innocent passage…Freedom of navigation: How can the international community uphold UNCLOS provisions guaranteeing innocent passage through international straits against state interference?
II.Energy security: What mechanisms can reduce global dependence on the Strait of Hormuz as a single point of failure for…Energy security: What mechanisms can reduce global dependence on the Strait of Hormuz as a single point of failure for energy supply chains?
III.Tanker attacks & vessel seizures: How should the IMO respond when commercial vessels are attacked or seized for…Tanker attacks & vessel seizures: How should the IMO respond when commercial vessels are attacked or seized for geopolitical leverage?
AAdidev Potharaj
Taruvar SirsiTaruvar Sirsi
Difficulty: Beginner
SOCHUM

SOCHUM

32 seats
I.Platform accountability: Should social media companies be legally liable for misinformation spread on their platforms?
II.State-sponsored disinformation: How should the international community respond to governments that weaponise…State-sponsored disinformation: How should the international community respond to governments that weaponise misinformation?
III.Content moderation standards: Who decides what constitutes misinformation, and how do we prevent censorship?
AAryan Singh
Ssuhanimitrka
Difficulty: Intermediate
UNDP

UNDP

UN Development Programme

32 seats
I.Media access in conflict zones: How can the international community ensure journalists have safe and unimpeded access to…Media access in conflict zones: How can the international community ensure journalists have safe and unimpeded access to conflict areas to report accurately?
II.Verification & fact-checking: What international standards and infrastructure exist for verifying conflict reporting…Verification & fact-checking: What international standards and infrastructure exist for verifying conflict reporting, and how can they be strengthened?
III.Social media amplification: How do platforms' content policies and algorithms affect the spread of misinformation about…Social media amplification: How do platforms' content policies and algorithms affect the spread of misinformation about the conflict, and what responsibilities do they bear?
Jjane nichelle g
AAnya Gupta
Difficulty: Intermediate
UNSC

UNSC

UN Security Council

19 seats
I.Establishing the facts: What actually happened to the Su-35, and how can the Security Council establish an independent…Establishing the facts: What actually happened to the Su-35, and how can the Security Council establish an independent account when all parties have strong incentives to control the narrative?
II.Preventing immediate escalation: What emergency mechanisms — ceasefires, military hotlines, buffer zones — can the…Preventing immediate escalation: What emergency mechanisms — ceasefires, military hotlines, buffer zones — can the Council invoke to reduce the risk of further incidents?
III.NATO's Article 5 obligations: If NATO member state assets were involved in the downing, does this trigger collective…NATO's Article 5 obligations: If NATO member state assets were involved in the downing, does this trigger collective defence obligations — and how does the Council respond to that possibility?
Udeern SrihariUdeern Srihari
AAaren Bhandari
Difficulty: Beginner
WHO

WHO

World Health Organization

34 seats
I.Vaccine hesitancy drivers: What are the root causes of hesitancy — mistrust of institutions, religious beliefs…Vaccine hesitancy drivers: What are the root causes of hesitancy — mistrust of institutions, religious beliefs, misinformation — and how should responses be tailored?
II.The infodemic: How can the WHO and member states coordinate to counter health misinformation at scale without becoming…The infodemic: How can the WHO and member states coordinate to counter health misinformation at scale without becoming arbiters of truth?
III.COVAX & vaccine equity: Wealthy nations are vaccinating rapidly while the Global South lags — how does inequity fuel…COVAX & vaccine equity: Wealthy nations are vaccinating rapidly while the Global South lags — how does inequity fuel mistrust and hesitancy?
SShlok Dubey
UUjas Hari
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