Amsterdam
A square, vibrant red sticker featuring a white line-art illustration. The central image depicts a person, likely a student, sitting cross-legged on a stack of books, holding another book or tablet. Behind them is a makeshift structure resembling a stall or shelter, possibly constructed from cardboard boxes, with various items hanging from it, suggesting a struggle for resources. Above the illustration, in bold white uppercase letters, is the German phrase 'MIETEN RUNTER' (Rents Down). Below the illustration, also in bold white uppercase letters, is 'BÄFÖG RAUF' (BAföG Up, referring to the German student loan/grant program). In the bottom left corner, a small white logo of a rose (symbol of JUSO) is visible, accompanied by the text 'JUSO HOCHSCHUL GRUPPEN' (JUSO University Groups). The sticker has a glossy finish, reflecting light.

Amsterdam MIETEN RUNTER BÄFÖG RAUF JUSO HOCHSCHUL GRUPPEN

16 January
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