The Amsterdam Law Hub will soon be five years old, which is why we took a close look at our activities and impact recently. We came out on top: creative, entrepreneurial, socially focused, connecting and innovative.

The Netherlands is facing a growing social problem in 2023 that has sharpened the debate on access to justice in the country: the debt system.

In a world increasingly confronted with the dire consequences of climate change, climate justice is more relevant than ever before. Our podcast highlights how both nature and human rights are structurally violated.

Nijmegen-based photographer Olga Boh felt it was important to give a face to refugee, Eritrean youths. This gave rise to her series, called Eritrea mon Amour.

In her series 'Life in the Roman Suburbs', photographer and Public International Law Student, Maria Alessandra Golino, takes us into the turbulent life of Rome. A side that often remains underexposed.

The Dutch-Chilean Jaime Ahumada Espinoza takes you with him through the streets of Santiago, where protests have been going on for years.

From now on you can also visit us for exhibitions within our theme: justice. The first exhibition is 'African Proud'.