The Amsterdam Law Hub supports the establishment and development of women's legal advice centres by sharing knowledge and expertise with local initiatives in the Netherlands.

"The climate crisis affects us all, and with this powerful instrument, we can let our voices be heard." Fatemah Sultan, shares insights into the groundbreaking role of the Future Generations Tribunal.

Since January the folk art of Ukrainian self-taught artist Polina Raiko has been on display via video projection in the Law Hub.

We are in the Council Chamber of the Amsterdam-Zuidoost District Council, for the conclusion of the Recht in de klas pilot.

Did you know that almost half the Dutch working population is unaware of its labour rights? For instance what minimum wage is and their right to a number of vacation days. This can lead to unjust and unlawful situations.

Ukraine Legal Network, one of the foundations at the Law Hub Community, organised a an impactful Moot Court Event at UvA on 21 October.

With around 3000 visiting law professionals, Legal Geek conferences and events are one of the largest legal conferences on law and innovation. Read about the past editions in Amsterdam and London.

Do you also believe that technology can be the solution to legal and judicial problems? And do you even have some ideas for this on the shelf? Then read on, we may be able to help you!

Are you a UvA law student interested in international law and human rights? Join us for the 5th edition of Amsterdam on Trial. Together, we'll create a production and perform in an Amsterdam theatre in February 2025.

At Klimaatmuseum, the urgency of climate change is translated into art, including an exhibition by the Amsterdam Law Hub in collaboration with researcher Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh. Now on display at VOX-POP.

On June 6, we hosted one of our favorite and most highly anticipated events of the year: the annual Legal Startup Event. This year, students exemplified design thinking and pitched seven original startup ideas.

Our 'Sociaal Juridische Kaart van Amsterdam' marks a step forward in efficiently addressing legal issues within society.

Summed up: our most notable successes of the past five years and a glimpse into future initiatives.

No Impunity is founded with a clear mission. The organization seeks to streamline the financing of strategic and climate litigation, addressing corporate human rights violations and global environmental damage.

Amsterdam's housing crisis not only makes finding a place challenging but also exposes tenants to potential exploitation due to a lack of knowledge. Our startup TenantHero has the solution.

Why GDPR is a crucial tool in ensuring justice and securing the rights of individuals, especially the most vulnerable, in the era of data-driven technologies.

The housing crisis in the Netherlands has reached unprecedented levels, leaving 40% of urban dwellers struggling to find affordable rental accommodations. The innovative solution: Uprant!

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.

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.