Human Rights

Aitana Morzan is a chair for Human Rights for ValMUN 2026. She is a senior at the American School of Valencia. She was born in Miami, Florida and has lived in Valencia since she was 13. Her first experience was ValMUN 2022 and has also participated in MadMUN. MUN has changed her views on the world, informed her of important universal issues, and helped her develop as a person. She hopes her delegates enjoy the debate and collaborate with each other. This year is her second year as a chair and is excited to have a fruitful and productive debate.

Elizaveta Shinkar is one of the chairs for the Human Rights Committee at ValMUN this year . She is a sophomore in the American School of Valencia with various passions including MUN. Although she was born in Russia she has lived in Spain since she was 5. Elizaveta first became involved in MUN in grade 7 drawn to its combination of debate, diplomacy, public speaking and sense of community. Since then she has participated in multiple conferences as a delegate such as MadMUN and ValMUN. Through these experiences she has developed skills such as public speaking and collaboration. MUN has taught her the importance of global awareness and made her gain new perspectives. As a chair she hopes to create an environment where every delegate feels motivated to participate , challenge ideas , and collaborate. She looks forward to the ValMUN conference and is excited to make it a memorable experience for everyone involved.

Cora Caamaño is a chair in the ValMUN 2026 Human Rights committee. She is currently a 10th grader studying at the American School of Valencia, and she has attended a total of 7 MUN conferences both in and outside of Valencia, the city where she was born. She is very passionate about global issues; particularly social inequalities, class difference, and the threats that AI pose to critical thinking skills and media manipulation. However, she believes that Human Rights are at the core of almost every international conflict and situation, and that the protection of these rights is the first step towards global equality and justice. She encourages all delegates to speak up about issues they have strong opinions on, and hopes for a genuine debate.

Billy Lewis is the chair of the Human Rights Committee at ValMUN 2026. He is a student at the American School of Valencia with an interest in international relations, global affairs, and human rights. Having participated in BCNMUN for one year, he has gained experience with the MUN program and its relation with diplomacy, debate, and international cooperation. He believes that MUN provides an enriching experience for students, as it promotes global awareness, develops public speaking and debating skills, and encourages leadership and critical thinking. He is honored to form part of the ValMUN 2026 conference and looks forward to guiding the Human Rights Committee through what he hopes will be a rewarding and successful debate