Quantum innovation faces major engineering hurdles in translating quantum science into quantum technologies that can scale up and commercialise. The key to unlocking quantum ambitions is the coming together of scientific expertise, engineering acumen and commercial savviness. Achieving these ambitions has sparked intense global competition for talent and expertise. Governments and institutions are responding by […]
Governments are increasingly turning to digital technologies such as GPS ankle monitors and tracking apps as so-called “alternatives to detention.” But a new report from UNSW Sydney’s Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, the International Detention Coalition and the Refugee Law Lab shows these tools too often replicate detention in digital form, restricting liberty, undermining dignity and causing real harm for […]
Democracy and civic space are under threat in many parts of the world. How can we recognise these trends early and respond effectively? Which actions, proposals, or statements should raise our concern, and how can civil society - and others - defend fundamental rights and freedoms? Join us for the launch of a new report that compiles […]
Dit is een Nederlandstalig evenement/This event will be held in Dutch. De wereld verandert snel, en daarmee ook de manier waarop we samenleven. Verkiezingen komen eraan, en dat zal ook zijn gevolgen hebben voor Den Haag. Democratische instituties, internationaal recht, het maatschappelijk middenveld en mensenrechten staan wereldwijd – en in toenemende mate ook in Nederland […]
How can we protect workers and their communities in the seed, flower, and palm oil industries from the dangers posed by agrochemicals? Mondiaal FNV's symposium will delve into the risks of agrochemicals in agriculture, explore practical solutions for improving workers' health and safety, and highlight the vital role trade unions play in advocating for change. […]
An economy that works for everyone: that's what we all want. It's possible, discovered Donnie MacLurcan, director of the Post Growth Institute in the USA. He'll be in the Netherlands soon and you can experience what Post Growth means. We need to grow, you hear daily. Personally, at work, and as an economy. But is […]
Save the date for the Just Peace Open Day 2025! Have you ever walked past an impressive building in The Hague and thought, "I wonder what goes on inside there?" On September 21st, a large number of famous buildings and institutions in The Hague will open their doors! Stroll through the corridors of power, take […]
Please join us for a free screening of the film Hidden Life (2025) by Martin Maat and Hans Hermans, followed by a panel talk and networking event. This event is co-organised with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and will take place at the Asser Institute on Sunday 21 September. Hidden Life is the story of the estimated 23,000 Venezuelans on Aruba and […]
MigraVoice is building a community of #migrant, #refugee & #expat experts here in Europe! Are you from a global majority country and now living in Europe? Would you like to join as an expert in any field with a migration background and connect with fellow experts? Whether you’re already part of MigraVoice Community or […]
Introduction Designing and delivering training in international contexts presents unique challenges. Trainers work with diverse groups with varying experience, cultural backgrounds, and expectations. This requires a flexible, inclusive approach. In our Training of Trainers course, we explore these challenges and provide practical strategies to address them. We cover the full training cycle – from needs assessment to […]
International law is under pressure, and impunity is on the rise. From Ukraine and Afghanistan to Iraq and Palestine, international crimes and grave human rights violations continue to test the limits of global justice. Too often, perpetrators escape accountability while survivors are left fighting to have their voices heard. But change is happening. Across the […]
This meeting is under Chatham House Rule. About the event Driven by shifting power dynamics, the global order is becoming increasingly multi-polar. The multilateral order is eroding, and there is a growing disregard for international humanitarian law and human rights. Funding for humanitarian action is confronted with drastic cuts after 15 years of upward financing. […]
Democracy is not something we can take for granted. In today’s political climate, It's time to move beyond observation and towards proactive engagement, discovering innovative approaches and collaborative efforts. Not just for defending, but actively reinventing and strengthening the vital frameworks of democracy and justice. But how to do this? Join us at the September […]
Are you navigating the evolving funding landscape? Join Partos and Women Win for a practical workshop designed to help you explore the potential of corporate engagement. This is your chance to take the first steps towards building sustainable, impactful partnerships with the private sector to better serve your mission. During the workshop we will explore […]
In today’s digital age, technology plays a crucial role in fostering peace and resolving conflicts. This session will delve into innovative technological solutions that enhance peacebuilding efforts across various contexts. Speakers Welcome by Dr. Alp Ozerdem, Dean and Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, Carter School Introductions by Ryan Brenner and Abbey Ogunwale, UNA-NCA […]
The one-day International Conference “Hague Appeal for Future Generations. Co-creating EcoPeace” refers to the centennial of the First Hague Peace Conference in 1899. One hundred years later, the “Hague Appeal for Peace 1999” was one of the biggest Peace events ever organised in The Hague. The one-day conference on Saturday the 27th of September offers […]
On 29 and 30 September 2025 in The Hague, the Gender and International Criminal Law Conference will bring together legal practitioners, scholars, activists, survivors, and policymakers to critically assess and respond to emerging challenges at the intersection of gender justice and international criminal law (ICL). As obstacles to gender justice escalate in conflict and post-conflict zones around the world and […]
Photo by Ermir Hoxhaj on Unsplash Introduction The world is facing many water-related challenges, including shortages, pollution, flooding, and unequal access to safe drinking water. Climate change is making these problems worse, threatening people’s safety, economies, and the environment. Local governments and communities are at risk from droughts, floods, and other water disasters. In the […]
The Global Network for the Study of Human Rights and the Environment (GNHRE), together with the SEVEN - University of Amsterdam, The Center for Climate Change, Energy and Environmental Law - CCEEL at the University of Eastern Finland and the Raoul Wallenberg Institute, are hosting a webinar on the recently released climate justice advisory opinion […]
About this event What if your next game-changing connection is just a drink away? Join us for the Community Drinks to wind down around a glass, make new connections, and get inspired from the spotlights of the evening. Hosted at The Hague Humanity Hub, this is the place for you to get away from your […]
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