Rushing to Judgment: Are Short Mandatory Takedown Limits for Online Hate Speech Compatible with The Freedom of Expression?

Posted on by Jacob Mchangama, Natalie Alkiviadou and Raghav Mendiratta in Digital Regulation, Hate Speech, Online Content Moderation, Publications, Reports

Rushing to Judgment: Are Short Mandatory Takedown Limits for Online Hate Speech Compatible with The Freedom of Expression? For the first time in human history, ordinary people have been given the ability to publicly share and access information instantly and globally through social media without the mediation of traditional gatekeepers such as newspaper editors or […]

Legal Matters: Dr. Natalie Alkiviadou. Free Speech, Humour, Parody and Satire.

Posted on by Natalie Alkiviadou in Global Free Speech, Hate Speech, Multimedia

During the podcast we discuss the right of free speech as a fundamental right and its correlation with humor, satire and parody. We also delve into the concept of hate speech and how this interacts or affects free speech. Dr. Alkiviadou explains the ECHR jurisprudence on the matter and gives examples from decided cases. We […]