mcgsmun 2026
MCGS MUN'26
INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
AGENDA: Case Concerning Cross-Border Armed Violence and Firearm Trafficking (Mexico v. United States)
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The International Court of Justice is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, responsible for settling legal disputes between states under international law. In this agenda, the case is brought by Mexico against the United States regarding cross-border armed violence and the trafficking of firearms. Mexico argues that the illegal flow of weapons from the United States contributes significantly to organized crime and violence within its territory. The case raises important questions about state responsibility, arms regulation, and international cooperation against illegal weapons trade. The court must examine evidence and legal arguments under international law to determine accountability. It also highlights broader concerns regarding cross-border security and the global impact of illicit firearm trafficking. Ultimately, the ICJ’s deliberations focus on interpreting legal obligations between states and ensuring justice through peaceful dispute resolution.
Kartikey Baid
CHAIRPERSON
Kartikey Baid is a graduate of a National Law University in India, with a strong academic
foundation and a keen interest in public policy and structured problem-solving. He has actively engaged in research, writing, moot courts, and leadership roles, building a reputation for clarity of thought and analytical depth. He is currently associated with The Dais, where his work lies at the intersection of sustainability, education, and policy. He contributes to designing and delivering programmes that develop critical thinking, public speaking, and global awareness among students, while also engaging with broader questions of responsible leadership and systemic impact.
He brings a structured, thoughtful approach to his work, with a focus on clarity, engagement,
and real-world relevance. His work is driven by an interest in shaping informed, articulate, and
responsible young leaders.
Gauri Agarwal
Vice Chairperson
Gauri Agarwal is a Grade 12 student Pursuing the ISC curriculum with her main subject interest residing in History, Mathematics, Physics, Economics and Art. She is a passionate debater, recently representing India at the Oxford Final Day Debate. Alongside this, she has written for numerous national and International essay competitions, including Nanhi Chaan, as well as the Queens Commonwealth essay, where she received the Bronze medal. Being the Overall of the English Society, and being Editor of Musings, the School yearbook, she has developed a deep intellectual curiosity for journalism and international relations. She has participated in various MUNS, including DSMUN and MCGSMUN, showing a keen interest in political discourse. She also holds the editorship of the Art and Design Newsletter, as well being co-editor of the Community Service Magazine ‘Sahyog’.