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Legal Sightseeing Toronto: Ai WeiWei Unbroken

Gardiner Museum, Toronto. Ai WeiWei: Unbroken. Photo’s by Tanja Aalberts

Movies that Matter Festival

Movies that Matter Festival, The Hague, 22-30 March 2019.

Judge Pal with Jefferson Davis in Tokyo

by M.A. Drumbl International judges get so very few monuments in their honor. One such judge, however, has two. This…

Yi Jun Peace Museum – The Hague

Private museum about Korean diplomate and Judge Yi Jun, who came to The Hague in 1907 for the Second Peace…

Legal Sightseeing Singapore

Singapore National Library by Nina Krijnen

Forensic Justice at BAK Utrecht

Exhibition in cooperation with Forensic Architecture

Piet den Blanken: photo report – The Destruction of Sur

Exhibition ‘De vernietiging van Sur: Het Koerdisch hart in Turkije’ (The Destruction of Sur: The Kurdish heart in Turkey) by…

The UN Nobel Peace Prize on Display

More International Law Objects are out now, edited by Jessie Hohmann and Daniel Joyce

UN Tourism: Peacekeeping

From our New York correspondent, Nina Krijnen

Peace Palace Wish Tree

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About Legal Sightseeing

Legal sightseeing looks at international law and wonders how it presents itself to ‘the public’, as an event. We seek to explore its images, its stories, its audiences. We ask: How is international law presented? Where? To whom? And, on the side of the audience: Who is seeing it? What is seen? How is it experienced? Our method is to look, and to look again. On this website, we invite you to look with us.

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