International Court of Justice

The primary judicial body of the UN, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), is charged with settling international legal disputes and offering advisory opinions on issues pertaining to international law. This committee's delegates will take on the roles of judges and advocates, evaluating intricate cases and using international legal norms to render well-reasoned decisions. An exceptional chance to interact with international legal frameworks and support the global quest for justice and accountability is provided by the ICJ.