United Nations Historical Security Council
The United Nations Historical Security Council serves as a reminder of the importance of our past for the safety of our future. This committee offers delegates a notable platform to revisit significant moments in international history, navigating through challenging periods like the World Wars or European colonization, while engaging in riveting and educational discussions. This committee’s overall aim is to inquire into the possible ramifications of past circumstances on an international scale.
Topic A
Evaluating the impact of European colonization on cultural and historical loss within African regions
Topic B
Addressing the impacts of war crimes and terrorism on displaced personnel
Oshanee Hirunima, Chair
Oshanee is an optimistic, ambitious and determined student with a love for researching and absorbing the world around her in a diverse set of fields ranging from history to science. She is often known for her boisterous personality and a voice that makes her presence known from miles away. With a frequent attendance in numerous debates and academic discussions, she is well equipped with a versatile set of skills that help guide her to be an outspoken, confident speaker. She is always there to lend out a helping hand and spread the gift of knowledge to those around her.
Ayesha Salma, Co-Chair
Being a curious thinker and an aspiring law student, Ayesha’s interest towards international relations and global issues emerged from her passion towards understanding history and challenging the extraordinary. Apart from her academic achievements, she is always committed to exploring and broadening her horizon of knowledge and skills from social issues to politics -which has encouraged her to voice her opinions in a plethora of discussions and reshape her perspective in platforms such as MUN. With various interests ranging from crochet, poetry and literature to journalism and independent research during her spare time, Ayesha is a firm believer towards finding constructive solutions to prevent the repetition of past mistakes in history and the creation of an equitable society.