The World’s First Museum of International Law

Recent Posts

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  New Tour Guide – Berlin: City of International Law

  With the ESIL Conference in Berlin set to begin three weeks from today, the Museum of International Law is releasing an international-law-themed tour guide to the German capital. You can…

  20. August 2025

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  Digital Lotus Exhibition

  You can now explore a selection of objects from our Lotus Collection (incl. photographs of the S.S. Lotus and of a few passengers who travelled on the ship), in the…

  20. June 2025

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  New Tour Guides: Lund and Lund’s Faculty of Law

  Today, we are releasing our first two tour guides. The guides aim to show how norms of international law and human rights affect and shape the places, buildings, towns, societies…

  10. June 2025

• Objects of Justice: Exploring the Human Dimension at Lund’s International Law Museum

  By Drishti Alagh, LL.M. 2026 – Drishti Alagh wrote the following post about the Museum of International Law for Lund University’s Human Rights Profile Area Blog.  Objects have been at…

  4. June 2025

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  Objects and International Law

  Drishti Alagh, LL.M. 2026 – There is fiction in the space within the international legal discourse, which can be meaningfully revealed, contextualised and filled by objects. It is not an…

  12. April 2025