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International justice, and international criminal trials, are very 'human' processes: they can be idealistic, emotional, flawed, and sometimes also messy, and even boring. What are the biggest opportunities, and challenges, for the international criminal just...

The NNHRR Working Group on Human Rights & the Climate Crisis invites you to join their Annual Conference on "Legal Advisory Opinions Shaping Climate Action and Human Rights". The conference, organized by Julie Fraser, Anneloes Kuiper, Otto Spijkers and Pat...

Eco-anxiety is a growing challenge facing professionals working on climate-related issues, including researchers and educators. The mental health impacts of the climate crisis are widely recognised and have been documented by numerous scholarly studies. For st...

The Network has many PhD members, conducting innovative research on human rights. To get to know them and their research better, we interviewed them!   Lisa van Roermund Lisa van Roermund is conducting her PhD at Radboud University in Nijmegen. Her PhD re...

We are pleased to announce that the latest NNHRR Report, titled “Human Rights, Collaboration, Community”, has just been published. The Report covers the Network's activities, projects and events which occurred between 1 January 2023 and 31 August 2025.   Foll...