Die Rechtsprechung des EGMR zu Hate Speech schränkt die Meinungsfreiheit unverhältnismässig ein. Natalie Alkiviadou zeigt, wie Strassburgs paternalistischer Ansatz ein zentrales Grundrecht untergräbt.schweizermonat.ch/strassburgs-pa…

Thank you Katerina Nicolaou #politistothepoint Εφημερίδα Πολίτης - Politis.com.cy politis.com.cy/politis-news/e…

What an honour to have my book discussed by Aryeh Neir, MishiChoudhary and Hawley Johnson. Thank you Columbia Global Freedom of Expression and #daviswrighttremaine The Future of Free Speech

What better way to discuss hate speech than in the esteemed company of world-renowned experts? Together with DWT, grateful to host the NYC launch of Natalie Alkiviadou’s new book, alongside Mishi Choudhary, Aryeh Neier, and our director, Hawley Johnson.

It’s not that autistic people don’t know how to join a conversation. It’s that people stop listening the moment we do. We become background noise in our own lives. Until someone else repeats what we've said - louder, safer, non-autistic. Then it's "brilliant".

Great discussion on my new #book at #BaltimoreUniversity Law School. The Future of Free Speech

Jenrick taking aim at 'activist judges' has caused a stir about UK's constitutional arrangements⤵️ Some see legalism & intruments like ECHR as barrier to democratic govt, while others fear loss of freedom & protection. Who's right? Shahrar Ali Natalie Alkiviadou  Exonerated barrister Jon Holbrook &

When it comes to speech denying historical genocides, the European Court of Human Rights treats speech about some events very differently from others.

At her book launch with Columbia Global Freedom of Expression, Natalie Alkiviadou argues that this reveals a significant problem with how hate speech laws are enforced in Europe. 📚 🔗 Learn more here: futurefreespeech.org/hate-speech-an…

"In her book 'Hate Speech and the European Court of Human Rights,' Natalie Alkiviadou . . . argues that Europe’s top human rights court has sent mixed signals on free expression." - via @bradyinberlin and Karla Adam washingtonpost.com/world/2025/10/…

🚨 NEW REPORT 🤖 We asked 8 major AI chatbots to generate content about lawful, but controversial issues. We then scored and ranked each chatbot, factoring in company policies, model behavior, transparency, and openness to debate.

Enjoyed my first #battleofideas Academy of Ideas in #London discussing #humanrights #democracy with Exonerated barrister Jon Holbrook Shahrar Ali Gavin Phillipson The Future of Free Speech

Thanks to Institute H21 (global) for its invitation to discuss hate speech and free speech at this year's symposium. It was trully a pleasure. For the video see here youtube.com/watch?v=mH8Iwy… The Future of Free Speech

For anyone who wants to watch the full video of my book launch and discussion with Aryeh Neier and MishiChoudhary. Thank you to Columbia Global Freedom of Expression and #DavisWrightTremaine for making it happen. The Future of Free Speech youtube.com/watch?v=8iDee_…

Our new report gives the U.S. the highest marks for AI policies that respect freedom of expression. But that lead is fragile, Jacob Mchangama and @JordiCalBad write in an MSNBC op-ed.

I highly encourage those who believe Europe has a "sane" approach to free speech to read Alex's piece. bedrockprinciple.com/p/punishment-b…

German “hate speech” laws are already troubling, but their enforcement has become alarmingly disproportionate, unconstitutional, and incompatible with a free society, writes Affiliate Fellow Alexander Hohlfeld .

“While France prioritizes reputation protections, the U.S. champions a national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be ‘uninhibited, robust, and wide-open,’” said Jacob Mchangama, quoting New York Times v. Sullivan.