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Excluded minorities, a reduced space for criticism, communal violence against human rights defenders, and a lack of transparency and accountability are what the rise of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the rule of Modi’s government have established as the current reality of India.

At the latest edition of Community Drinks organised by The Hague Humanity Hub, practitioners, advocates, and organisations working across the international justice ecosystem came together for an open and timely conversation on the state of international law and the role of community in shaping its future.

Summer tends to slow the pace, and that can be exactly the right moment to bring the right people together. Whether you are planning a strategy day, a workshop, or a delegation visit, The Hague Humanity Hub’s summer offer makes it easier to use the quieter season well.

Learn more about the work of consultant and founder Paulien Boone. From consulting other organisations to setting up their own foundation to literally buy back the planet, Paulien puts climate concerns into action.

The Hague Humanity Hub is opening applications for new members of its Programming Advisory Board. The Board brings together experienced professionals from across The Hague’s peace and justice community to advise the Hub team on programming, community development, emerging themes, and opportunities for collaboration.

International experts, academics, civil society leaders, and public policy representatives will convene this June 16th at The Hague Humanity Hub for a strategic reflection on how the recent international conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels (TAFF) held in Santa Maria, Colombia in April, helps progress more equitable and meaningful pathways toward fossil fuel reduction and Just Transition.

Alex is committed to connecting people with a purpose, a mission which led him to create Haagse Helpers in 2017. Almost a decade later, Haagse Helpers works with an extensive network of youth volunteers to support citizens with small tasks or even by simply having a cup of coffee together, making The Hague a more socially connected city.

At the inaugural panel of the Justice Matters Conference 2026, hosted by The Hague Humanity Hub and Hague Institute for Innovation of Law (Hiil), speakers explored what it means to build justice systems that respond to women’s lived realities and integrate their voices from the margins of society to the center of decision-making.