UN Commission on the Status of Women

Women's rights in the shadow of conflict and double standards.

The Agenda

Examining the Consequences of the Iran Conflict and Evaluating the Consistency of Major Powers in Applying International Law and Human Rights Standards on Women's Physical and Mental Health.

About the Committee

The Commission on the Status of Women is the principal global intergovernmental body exclusively dedicated to promoting gender equality and the empowerment of women. Established in 1946 as a functional commission of ECOSOC, it develops global standards, monitors implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action, and recommends measures to advance women's rights worldwide.

This committee investigates how conflict, sanctions and selective application of international law shape the physical and mental health of women — moving from principle to accountability.

Portfolio Matrix

UNCSW — Countries on the floor

60 slots · TMF 3.0

#	Country
1	United States of America
2	Canada
3	United Kingdom
4	France
5	Germany
6	Italy
7	Spain
8	Portugal
9	Belgium
10	Netherlands
11	Luxembourg
12	Denmark
13	Norway
14	Iceland
15	Finland
16	Sweden
17	Poland
18	Greece
19	Türkiye
20	Romania
21	Bulgaria
22	Croatia
23	Slovenia
24	Estonia
25	Latvia
26	Lithuania
27	Czech Republic
28	Slovakia
29	Hungary
30	Albania
31	Montenegro
32	North Macedonia
33	India
34	Japan
35	South Korea
36	Australia
37	New Zealand
38	Brazil
39	Argentina
40	Mexico
41	Chile
42	Colombia
43	South Africa
44	Nigeria
45	Kenya
46	Ethiopia
47	Rwanda
48	Ghana
49	Egypt
50	Morocco
51	Tunisia
52	United Arab Emirates
53	Saudi Arabia
54	Qatar
55	Indonesia
56	Malaysia
57	Philippines
58	Bangladesh
59	Nepal
60	Singapore

Allotment status is confirmed at check-in. Contact the Secretariat for portfolio requests.

Delegate Guide

Full UNCSW briefing — written by the TMF Academic Team.

History, mandate, legal framework, bloc positions, and a resolution checklist. Read cover to cover before you enter committee.