The esteemed International Court of Justice (ICJ) is the pinnacle of global legal authority where nations come together to resolve disputes and uphold international law. As the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, the ICJ meticulously adjudicates matters between states, ensuring fair and impartial judgments that shape the landscape of international relations. From boundary disputes to issues of sovereignty, the Court navigates a diverse array of cases, playing a vital role in promoting stability, cooperation, and respect for human rights worldwide. Delegates in the ICJ will explore legal scholarship and ethical responsibility, contributing to the advancement of global peace and security through their advocacy for justice and adherence to the rule of law.

How big will this committee be? This will be a small committee.

How much experience do I need to sign up for this committee? While delegates of all skill levels are welcome, this committee is designed for more experienced delegates who are looking to try a different format of MUN. This committee is an excellent choice for delegates with experience in Moot Court, Legal committees of MUN, or who have an interest in law.

How much will I have to speak in this committee? Due to the small size of this committee, delegates should expect to speak for a significant amount of time. This committee is designed for strong public speakers who are both able and willing to be at the centre of attention.

How will debate be structured in this committee? This committee will follow significantly different Rules of Procedure to reflect the unique format of the International Court of Justice.