The Jose Maria Sison (JMS) Legacy Museum officially opened in Utrecht, The Netherlands on September 19. Ka Joma’s widow and fellow revolutionary Ka Julie de Lima led the inauguration along with friends, supporters, and local city officials.

The JMS Legacy Museum is a space that showcases Ka Joma’s life and legacy. It is managed by the JMS Legacy Foundation, which hopes that the museum will inspire future generations.

Visitors can see in the museum Ka Joma’s life as a committed revolutionary, a true internationalist, a respected intellectual, and a well-known poet. The museum displays several videos of Ka Joma’s final interviews, his photos, documents, and more. The museum is open to those who wish to come and visit.