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Natalie is Senior Research Fellow at the Future of Free Speech project at Vanderbilt University (USA). Her research interests lie in the freedom of expression, the far-right, hate speech, hate crime and non-discrimination. She holds a PhD (Law) from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. She has published three monographs, namely ‘The Far-Right in International and European Law’ (Routledge 2019), ‘Legal Challenges to the Far-right: Lessons from England and Wales’ (Routledge 2019) and ‘The Far-Right in Greece and the Law’ (Routledge 2022). She has published on hate speech, free speech and the far-right in a wide range of peer reviewed journals, has been reviewer for journals such as the International Journal of Human Rights, The Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights and guest editor for the International Journal of Semiotics and the Law. Natalie has over ten years experience in working with civil society, educators and public servants on human rights education and has participated in European actions such as the High-Level Group on Combatting Racism, Xenophobia and Other Forms of Intolerance. Natalie has been the country researcher for the 2019 European Network against Racism report on Hate Crime and the 2022 report on structural racism. She has drafted handbooks, strategy papers and shadow reports for projects funded by the Anna Lindh Foundation, the European Commission and the European Youth Foundation, on themes such as hate speech. Natalie is an international Fellow (2022/23) of the ISLC – Information Society Law Centre of the Università degli Studi di Milano.
Key points
– Research interests: Freedom of Expression, Hate speech, Hate Crime, Non-Discrimination, International Human Rights Law, European Union Law.
– Three books on the far right and its manifestations published between 2019-2021.
– Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA) of the UK
– The paper ‘Alkiviadou N, ‘Sustainable Enjoyment of Economic and Social Rights in Times of Crisis: Obstacles to Overcome and Bridges to Cross’ received 4* during the REF exercise (Research Excellence Framework)
– Researcher for European shadow reports on issues such as hate crime and structural racism.
– Founder and director of successful local NGO working on anti-hate, anti-extremism through human rights education.
– 15 years + experience in fundraising for universities and civil society organizations (local, national, regional (European) and US funds).
– Recipient of Jean Monnet Module on Populism (EU award)
– International Participation Appointed Chairperson for the United Nation’s Minority Forum on ‘Hate Speech, Social Media and Minorities’ (November 2020); Recognized by the Council of Europe as a central expert in online hate speech and was invited as a keynote speaker for the closing conference of the pan-European No Hate Speech Movement with participants including Member States and authorities of the Council of Europe and the European Union; Participant of European Commission High Level Meetings on Racism and Xenophobia.
– Lead author of Social Mediation Handbook and person responsible for training of 50 plus volunteers on the use in divided communities
– Trained Mediator (Conflict Resolution and Mediation) OCN Northern Ireland
- Photographs used on this website are from places visited for conferences*
Publications (selected)
Alkiviadou N, ‘The Far Right in International and European Law’ (Routledge 2019)
Review by Former President of the Supreme Court of Cyprus, Judge Akis Hadjihambis (Ret’d)
Extract from review process: “It is an excellent legal analysis of the way in which legal tools have been used and could further be utilized.”
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Legal Challenges to the Far-Right: Lessons from England and Wales’ (Routledge 2019)
Extract from review process:
“Its comprehensiveness is appealing.”
“Clearly written, simple to understand, and the law is well cited.”
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘The Far-Right in Greece and the Law’ (Routledge 2022)
Extract from review process:
“This is a very interesting book proposal on the Greek far right and the law. It discusses the application of relevant legislation and recent developments in this area. It examines how existing legislation applied. And it criticizes both the legal regime and its application. The author engages with legal cases that are little known internationally. In this respect, the proposal is original. It engages with important materials. Attention to the far-right has been mounting internationally especially since the economic crises. This makes the timing for this book excellent. The approach that the author follows is very interesting. All the more so, since she discusses also international treaties that apply in Greece.
Alkiviadou N, ‘Speech that Isn’t Mine: Obligations under the European Court of Human Rights.’ International Journal for the Semiotics of Law (2023)
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Online Hate Speech Moderation and Human Rights. A Risky Match?’ (2023) SUR – International Journal on Human Rights
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘ The Internet, Internet Intermediaries and Hate Speech: European Developments’ (2023) Scripted
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Mchangama J & Alkiviadou N, ‘South Africa the Model? A Comparative Analysis of Hate Speech Jurisprudence of South Africa and the European Court of Human Rights’ Journal of Free Speech Law (2022)
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Hate Crimes – The Legality and Practicality of Punishing Bias: A Socio-Legal Appraisal’ (2022) International Journal for the Semiotics of Law
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Ain’t that funny? A Jurisprudential Analysis of Humour in Europe and the U.S’ (2022) European Journal of Humour Research
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Liberating Expression: Contemporary European Challenges’ (2022) International Journal for the Semiotics of Law
Mchangama J & Alkiviadou N, ‘Editorial Introduction’ (2022) to Springer’s International Journal for the Semiotics of the law, Special Issue on Hate Speech and Free Speech.
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N & Belavusau U, ‘Rien Que de Mots: Counteracting Homophobic Speech in European and U.S. Law’ International Journal of Discrimination
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Mchangama J & Alkiviadou N, ‘Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights: Whatever Happened to the Right to Offend, Shock or Disturb?’ (2021) Human Rights Law Review
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘The Far-Right in Greece: The Elephant and the Room’ (2021) Interdisciplinary Journal of Populism
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N & Manoli A, ‘The European Court of Human Rights Through the Looking Glass of Gender: An Evaluation’ (2021) Goettingen Journal of International Law
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech: The United Nations Framework as the Common Denominator for Europe and Asia’ (2021) European-Asian Journal of Law and Governance
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech: The International and European Frameworks’ (2019) Croatian Political Science Review
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N. ‘Challenging the Far-Right in Greece: A Critical Assessment of the Legal Framework’ (2019) Critical Quarterly for Legislation and Law
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N. ‘Freedom of Religion: Lifting the Veils of Power and Prejudice’ (2019) The International Journal of Human Rights
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Sustainable Enjoyment of Economic and Social Rights in Times of Crisis: Obstacles to Overcome and Bridges to Cross’ (2018) European Journal of Law Reform
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Regulating Hatred: Of Devils and Demons’ (2018) International Journal of Law and Discrimination
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Hate Speech on Social Media Networks: Towards a Regulatory Framework? (2018) Information & Communications Technology Law
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘A Critical Assessment of the Impact of the 2000 Equality Directives on the Greek Legal Framework’ (2017) International Journal of Discrimination and the Law
Dr. Natalie Akiviadou Seperator Alkiviadou N, ‘Regulating Internet Hate – A Flying Pig? 7 (2016) Journal of Intellectual Property, Information Technology and Electronic Commerce Law
References
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