UNHRC TOPICS
BOSCO CM. is the president chair of the UNHRC committee. He is a Spanish 11th grader who has lived in Barcelona for 4 full years, this being his 5th. He was born in Bangkok, and has lived in Hong Kong, Beijing, Geneva, and Zurich. Along the way, he has learned to speak 4 languages and is now learning his 5th. Bosco has always attended international schools and has been open to global diversity. Ever since middle school, Bosco has been enrolled in the Model United Nations program. He has attended BCNMUN, BFISMUN, BIMUN, and IMUN as both a chair and a delegate. During these conferences, Bosco has developed his public speaking and research skills, making him an excellent delegate, and has earned experience in his time as chair. As Bosco takes his next steps in his MUN career, he aims to pass on his knowledge to make the committee as a whole the best it can be for delegates. Bosco is an extremely empathetic person and a natural leader, always open to help delegates when it's needed. He is extremely excited to be part of the BCNMUN 2025 experience and can’t wait to see you all there.
NIKHIL R. is one of the expert chairs of the UNHRC committee. He currently attends the American School of Barcelona and is in his junior year of high school. He was born in Madrid, Spain before moving to Nairobi, Kenya where he was raised. Since then he lived in Cairo, Egypt before finally settling in Barcelona. His participation in Model United Nations began in his final year of middle school but he wouldn’t attend his first conference until his freshman year of high school. He’s attended 7 conferences including ones in Lisbon (IMUN), The Hague (THIMUN), and Barcelona (BCNMUN). Nikhil has had a strong and profound passion for MUN since his first conference, and his involvement has exponentially increased throughout his time attending conferences. He’s won the best delegate award of his committee on two separate occasions in LYNXMUN and BCNMUN. Nikhil believes MUN to be an engrossing and highly valuable experience that is worth the time and effort of any delegate and is prepared to serve as an engaging chair that ensures the debate flows smoothly and that delegates are allowed to flourish. Nikhil is looking forward to chair this committee in what will hopefully be an educational, entertaining, and productive conference.
GALA V. is one of the the expert chairs of the UNHRC committee. She is Spanish and currently in her junior year at the American School of Barcelona. One of her parents is from Madrid, and the other one is from Barcelona, where she was born and raised. She attended a Catalan school for the first 11 years of her life until she moved to the United Kingdom in seventh grade to attend a boarding school in southeastern England. She joined ASB in the last year of middle school, but she wouldn’t join Model United Nations or attend her first conference until her first year of highschool. Having been brought up in a large family with outspoken members who are all enthusiastic about debating worldwide controversial topics, she has always been exposed to engaging discussions and diverse perspectives. This environment cultivated her interest in international affairs as well as her passion for researching and learning about global concerns, ultimately fueling her interest in MUN. Since joining Model United Nations in high school, she has participated in numerous conferences, which have helped her develop confidence, critical thinking, public speaking, and research skills, while also making her more aware of global issues. Gala is highly empathetic and assertive, and she hopes to apply these virtues in her committee to ensure a memorable BCNMUN experience for all delegates.
