Topic 1: Ensuring the right to adequate housing and addressing the global housing affordability crisis (could include climate refugees as well as regulatory issues)
Topic 2: Addressing algorithmic discrimination and bias in artificial intelligence systems
Topic 3: Protecting freedom of expression while combating online hate speech and digital harassment
Hey delegates! My name is Junu Min, and I am a senior at the American School in Japan. I started MUN in 8th grade. Since then, I have loved the discourse and debate I experienced as a delegate. If the UN4MUN procedure looks a bit daunting, don’t fret! I felt the same way when I was first introduced to it a couple of years ago at ASIJMUN, but I can assure you that you’ll enjoy the freedom and increased consensus!
Outside of MUN, I’m the current ASIJ student body president. You might also have seen me at KPASS debate tournaments, either projecting at the front or behind the scenes managing pairings, or overthinking geometry questions at KPASS math field days.
In my free time, I like to listen to music, analyze 1-2 player strategy games, ski, and spend time with my 6-year-old sister.
Best of luck to you all, and I’m looking forward to meeting you in April! Please feel free to reach out to me at 26minj@asij.ac.jp if you have any questions!
Hi, delegates! My name is Aurora, and I’m a senior at ASIJ. After previously representing ASIJ as a delegate, I’m thrilled to return to ASIJMUN this year in a new role as Deputy Chair of the Human Rights Council. Stepping into this position feels like a full-circle moment, and I’m excited to help guide thoughtful discussions and create a welcoming space for everyone.
Through my experiences in MUN, I’ve gained a passion for international relations and diplomacy. Even though I only began my MUN journey last year, I’ve already made new connections and fond memories through discourse with other delegates and chairs.
Outside of MUN, I enjoy studying foreign languages, traveling whenever I can, and writing as a way to reflect and explore new ideas. I’m looking forward to meeting you all and hearing your ideas!
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me at 26havenara@asij.ac.jp.
