For best experience please turn on javascript and use a modern browser!
You are using a browser that is no longer supported by Microsoft. Please upgrade your browser. The site may not present itself correctly if you continue browsing.
On Friday 18 April, the ninth season of the Law Hub Podcast will launch: 'The House of Cards of the Rule of Law'. With the rise of the radical right, the election of Trump and government participation by the PVV, the pressure on the democratic rule of law is visibly increasing. Fundamental rights, such as demonstrating, should be further limited, the coalition agreement states.
Four-part series with Folkert Jensma

Government leaders are more often resorting to emergency measures, judges are imposing penalties because 'normally' carrying out their rulings is no longer self-evident, and directed social media are virtually taking over public reporting. 

In the four-part series 'The House of Cards of the Rule of Law', lawyer and journalist Folkert Jensma talks to experts about the increasing pressure on the rule of law for the Law Hub Podcast of the University of Amsterdam.

What are the consequences of these developments for citizens? How do the judiciaries respond? What do the legal representatives do? And how do civil servants and journalists react to all this? 

Can the tide of radicalization still be turned? If so – how? 

From Friday 18 April, we will publish a new episode every week, subscribe and follow our podcast in your favorite podcast app.