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UNHRC

United Nations Human Rights Council

Food Insecurity in Active War Zones

Committee Overview

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is a UN body formed of 47 Member states focused on promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. Established March 15, 2006, and based in Geneva Switzerland, the UNHRC addresses human rights by investigating cases of potential violations and holding nations accountable. The council collaborates to create recommendations and encourages governments to improve human rights protections through international cooperation. In this committee, delegates will be examining food insecurity in active war zones. Delegates will be exploring how armed conflict directly impacts food supplies, humanitarian access, and the fundamental human right to food. UNHRC is a committee open to delegates of all experience levels and will follow standard rules of procedure.

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