International Court of Justice

I'm a 5th year B.A. LL.B. student from KSL, and I'll be serving as your ICJ President for this conference. I've done far too many MUNs to count (at this point, the gavels recognize me), and over the years I've developed a deep interest in Public International Law, both academically and through mooting. From jurisdiction and admissibility to arguments that actually answer the question, I'm excited to see how you engage with the law, the facts, and each other. Expect a session that values clarity, structure, and good faith advocacy, because even the best arguments need solid legal footing. I look forward to a courtroom full of sharp minds, thoughtful debate, and a learning experience that's as rewarding as it is rigorous. The coffee will be strong, the standards will be higher, and yes - the Court will be in session.

Prasuna is a second-year law student from Nepal with a strong interest in international law and gender justice. A natural public speaker and debater, she thrives in spaces that value dialogue and critical thinking—making MUNs a perfect fit for her. Despite balancing academics, multiple organizations, and volunteering, she always finds her way back to MUNs. Outgoing and highly driven, she loves meaningful conversations and networking, adapts effortlessly as a mentor or guide, and remains humble, approachable, and eager to learn.

Meeting Imraun for the first time leaves you wondering if he's a super computer in disguise. He will genuinely make you feel both impressed and slightly unprepared for life. Whether it is a math problem or a problem with your relationship, somehow he has a solution to it all. He can be intimidating at first, but the more you get to know him the more you understand that beyond his brilliance, he also has the most empathetic and understanding heart. If you ever have issues with where to do your research or if you don't understand something, Imraun is the type of guy to patiently explain something to you even 5 times over.