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UNGA
LEGAL RECOGNITION OF MICRONATIONS AND UNRECOGNIZED STATES
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In recent decades, micronations and self-proclaimed entities have emerged, claiming independence or sovereignty without international recognition. Cases such as Somaliland, Transnistria, or symbolic micronations question the UN’s criteria of statehood and legitimacy. The debate centers on the right to self-determination versus the territorial integrity of already recognized states. The UNGA is the forum where the possibility of granting them some form of legal recognition or representation is discussed, along with the political, legal, and diplomatic consequences.
AWARDS
BEST DELEGATE: Swizz Confederation
BEST POSITION PAPER: Vatican City State
HONORABLE MENTION: Republic of South Ossetia
HONORABLE MENTION: People's Republic of China
VERBAL MENTION: Space Kingdom of Asgardia
VERBAL MENTION: French Republic
VERBAL MENTION: State of Israel
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