Kid Glove Cyber MUN 2026
Model United Nations on Child Cyber Safety & Digital Citizenship
Think Globally. Debate Fearlessly. Lead Responsibly. A student leadership platform combining diplomacy, cyber governance, artificial intelligence, digital rights and online safety through an engaging simulation of international policymaking.
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About the Programme
Where Youth Leadership Meets Cyber Policy
Kid Glove Cyber MUN is an innovative student conference where delegates represent countries, governments and international organisations while debating real-world challenges affecting cyberspace and emerging technologies. The programme is part of the Kerala Police Kid Glove initiative and is designed to build confident, informed and responsible digital leaders.
The Delegate Experience
Why Kid Glove MUN?
Students take part in a complete MUN journey combining research, formal debate, diplomacy and collaborative problem-solving.
Public Speaking & Leadership
Build confidence, communicate ideas clearly, make decisions and guide teams toward consensus.
Diplomacy & Negotiation
Learn respectful negotiation, international cooperation, alliance-building and conflict resolution.
Cyber Governance & AI Policy
Explore cybersecurity, privacy, digital policy, ethical AI and responsible innovation.
Research & Critical Thinking
Evaluate evidence, research country positions and international frameworks, and develop informed policy arguments.
International Relations
Understand global institutions and how countries cooperate on shared digital challenges.
Team Collaboration
Work with fellow delegates to negotiate, draft resolutions and achieve shared objectives.
CyberMUN Theme
Shaping the Future of Digital Governance
Cyber Governance, Digital Rights, Artificial Intelligence & Online Security. Delegates examine how governments, institutions and communities should respond to the opportunities and risks of an increasingly connected world.
What Will Delegates Debate?
CyberMUN Committees
Five Committees. Five Critical Digital Debates.
Delegates represent countries, institutions and policy positions across specialised committees focused on major issues shaping the future of cyberspace.
United Nations General Assembly
Open, Secure and Accessible Cyberspace
International cooperation for a secure and open internet while respecting national sovereignty.
Focus: Global Cyber Governance
United Nations Human Rights Council
Internet Shutdowns & Human Rights
Digital surveillance, censorship, internet freedom and the protection of rights online.
Focus: Digital Rights & Freedom
World Trade Organization
Artificial Intelligence & Global Economy
AI's impact on employment, innovation and international trade.
Focus: AI, Innovation & Trade
International Telecommunication Union
Future of Net Neutrality
Telecom monopolies, internet access, connectivity and digital equality.
Focus: Connectivity & Digital Equality
Kerala Legislative Assembly
Kerala Against Cybercrime
Policy recommendations addressing key cybercrime challenges affecting citizens and communities.
Focus: Cybercrime Policy & Response
Delegate Selection Process
Identifying Kerala's Future Digital Leaders
Certified Kid Glove Trainers identify potential delegates during cyber-safety and digital-citizenship programmes in schools. Selection considers communication, leadership, critical thinking, collaboration and awareness of cyber issues.
Classroom interactions and group discussions
Public speaking and presentation activities
Cyber safety awareness sessions
Problem-solving and critical-thinking exercises
Leadership and teamwork assessments
Debate and communication challenges
Teacher recommendations and trainer evaluations
Participation in Kid Glove activities and school programmes