UNESCO

The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) plays a vital role in safeguarding the social and cultural foundations that support stability, dignity, and recovery for communities affected by crises. The organisation’s main goals are to promote global peace, sustainable development, and protect human rights.

Delegates aim to address urgent issues like algorithmic liabilities, platform censorship, school intervention in situations like cyber-bullying, and user privacy. Millions of people face gender hateful content frequently, and that has to come to an end. How can platforms remove gender extremist content like misandry, misogyny, or homophobia while safely protecting free speech, and how should responsibility be shared between algorithmic design and individual user choice?

Resolve concerns by negotiating treaties, drafting resolutions, and funding policies to protect global knowledge. Together, delegates work to open up access to information, protect digital archives from cyber threats, and provide funding to preserve cultural history. They aim to make sure people feel safe to express their thoughts online, without fearing the consequences of hatred towards their gender.

At THSVK MUN ‘26, we encourage delegates to collaborate, innovate, and help create a safer digital world for the generations to come, because the future of the internet is yours to write. Pitch your beliefs and ideas, and join us on our quest to secure the internet once and for all.