top of page

International Court of Justice

blank filler.jpeg

President

Natasha Lee

Pending

blank filler.jpeg

Deputy President

Leo Yeh

Pending

IMG_1127 - Natasha Lee_edited.jpg

President

Natasha Lee

Hi judges and advocates! I am Natasha Lee, a junior at Pacific American School, and it is an honor to serve as your President for the International Court of Justice this year. I first started my MUN journey in eighth grade as a delegate. At my first conference, I remember feeling scared and completely clueless about the workings of MUN. However, as I went to more conferences, I started to gain the confidence to express my opinions and found a love for intense debates and learning about new topics. In my freshman year, I started feeling that being a delegate did not allow me enough time to fully develop my thoughts on issues. As a result, I found ICJ much more intriguing, though challenging. Since then, I have been to four conferences as an advocate, and two as president. Although I understand how hard learning the ICJ procedure may be in comparison to being in a normal committee, I hope that I can assist all of you, in any role, to try your best and eventually enjoy ICJ as much as I do. I look forward to meeting all of you at STMUN XVI!

IMG_4111 - Jung Yang Leo Yeh_edited.jpg

Deputy President

Leo Yeh

Greetings judges and advocates! I’m Leo Yeh, a sophomore at Dominican International School Taipei. It is my honor to serve as your deputy president, along with Natasha and Cosmo, for ICJ in STMUN this year. I have been participating in MUN conferences since 2023 and this conference will mark my 11th conference. I have started my MUN journey as a shy delegate and I clearly remember how scary it was to speak in front of the house for the first time. Therefore, I can fully understand the challenges you could face during the conference. I would do my absolute best to be approachable and help anyone step outside of their comfort zones. I encourage you to participate actively and attentively during the conference. Participating in MUN helped me become more aware of my surroundings and the world I live in. It enhances my understanding of current issues such as global warming, cultural distinction, artificial intelligence, and a variety of other topics. Participating in MUN also gave me invaluable insight into current international relations and the value of cooperation in addressing global issues. During my leisure time, I usually enjoy playing some video games, hanging out with my friends, playing golf, ice skating, and sleeping. Please do not hesitate to contact me at 1800075@dishs.tp.edu.tw or leo.yeh_ (my instagram) if you have any questions! Looking forward to y’all soon.

IMG_2365 (1) - Yu-Li(Cosmo) He.heic

Deputy President

Cosmo He

Hi, esteemed advocates and judges! I am Cosmo He from International Bilingual School at Hsinchu Science Park, and it is my utmost honor to serve as your deputy president for ICJ at this year’s STMUN. Having participated in many general assembly conferences in a multitude of positions (14, to be exact), I've been more inclined recently to dedicate my MUN journey to ICJ for its intense and exciting pace. My fellow presidents and I hope that we will be able to dive deep into the issue and create a rewarding experience for us all. Outside of MUN, I enjoy biking, playing badminton, and traveling. Please feel free to contact me before the conference at 339004@ibsh.tw if you have any questions or want me to look over any documents. Otherwise, see you at STMUN!

bottom of page