MUNBAL'24

SOCHUM, or the Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee, is a crucial United Nations committee established in 1947 to address a broad spectrum of social, humanitarian, and cultural issues on a global scale. This committee focuses on pivotal concerns such as human rights, social equality, and cultural preservation. Member countries collaborate within SOCHUM to develop comprehensive solutions aimed at achieving global social justice and preventing human rights violations.

SOCHUM’s efforts extend to promoting international cooperation in vital areas such as education, health, migration, and the protection of cultural heritage. The committee also places significant emphasis on issues like gender equality and the rights of minorities, striving to advance these causes through coordinated international action. By setting and implementing international standards, SOCHUM plays a critical role in shaping global policies and practices. Its work provides an essential platform for addressing and resolving social and cultural challenges, facilitating a more just and inclusive world.