The ICJ is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, responsible for settling legal disputes between states and issuing advisory opinions on questions of international law. Unlike other committees, ICJ simulations mirror real courtroom procedures, requiring participants to present legal arguments, analyze treaties, and interpret case law. Reserved for law students at UDMUN 5.0, this committee demands strong legal reasoning, research, and advocacy skills.
Advanced committee (LLB STUDENTS ONLY)
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Guide
This guide introduces participants to the memorial format and procedural rules followed in the International Court of Justice simulation. It aligns with international legal standards and outlines everything teams need to prepare for the case. Each team is required to submit a written memorial representing their assigned role — either as the Applicant or the Respondent.