Born and raised Polish, surrounded by strong female role models and believing that the sky is the limit. Always ready to stand against injustice.

Born Georgian, raised Dutch and grew up idealizing the European Union. Wanting to protect democracy within the EU and spread democratic ideals outside EU borders.

Born in Poland, she became a social impacter early on. Now focusing on technology and human rights.

Professor of Law and Politics in International Relations at the University of Groningen. Fellow in Law and Public Policy at the Princeton School for Public and International Affairs. The best mentor students could ask for.

A law student from Poland, aiming to go on as many student exchanges as it is only possible. Passionate about politics, international relations, democracy and... Spanish food.

I am currently a third-year International and European law student (LLB) at the University of Groningen. My studies largely focus on technology law. As a firm believer in the importance of the rule of law, I am very proud to have been a part of the great work the "our rule of law"-team is doing to facilitate more public discourse around a core democratic value.

Born and raised in the Netherlands but with an international outlook on life, she wishes to put her mark on European society by uniting people.

Born Zimbabwean and internationally inspired. Passionate about children’s education and sustainability. Always ready to learn and to take my next steps in social justice.

I am Dóri, a second-year LLB student at the RUG from Hungary. I am passionate about democracy, international cooperation and travelling when I have some free time.

Born and raised Dutch, she is wildly interested in international- and European law and ready to take on everything that comes her way. She is very passionate about human rights and international cooperation.

As a Syrian who came to Europe as a refugee, and eventually became a Luxembourgish citizen. I had the opportunity to see how European laws work on both sides of the coin, which gave me a rare first-hand experience of our legal system, our strengths, and our weaknesses. Today, I am in my final year of the LLB, preparing for a Masters in Law and a career that will allow me to use my experience to improve our system for those of us who do not have the opportunity to do so.