IOM

Deportation is not merely a matter of legality—it disrupts families, threatens vulnerable communities, and places immense pressure on nations already facing economic or humanitarian challenges. This committee calls on delegates to critically analyze how deportations intersect with international security, human rights, and sustainable reintegration.

The debate will address the humanitarian consequences of mass deportations, the role of international law in safeguarding migrant rights, and the shared responsibilities of both sending and receiving states.

Key questions to consider include: How can deportations be carried out while upholding human dignity? What strategies can ensure effective reintegration and break cycles of displacement? And most importantly, how can the international community transform deportation from a recurring crisis into an opportunity for cooperation?

The challenge lies in developing solutions that balance state sovereignty with humanitarian principles, transforming a complex issue into a platform for global solidarity.