Lidia Katarzyna Jaskuła

Dr. Lidia Katarzyna Jaskuła is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Administrative Law at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. She holds a Doctor of Laws degree and has expertise in administrative law, media law, freedom of expression, and European Union law. Her research focuses on media regulation, press freedom, and legal challenges in digital and public health contexts.

Education: Ph.D. in Law (2006), Master's in Law (1999), and Master's in Sociology (1997) from the Catholic University of Lublin. She has collaborated with international institutions like the Universidad de Navarra and the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.

Research Interests: Legal frameworks for media pluralism, administrative oversight of broadcasting, and the intersection of freedom of expression with religious rights and public health. She has authored over 50 scholarly articles and edited volumes, including Prawo do dobrego imienia a wolność prasy (CH Beck, 2008).

Key Recent Work: Explores media regulation post-pandemic, legal responses to disinformation, and the role of administrative penalties in safeguarding children's rights. Her 2020 analysis of the ECtHR's Tagiyev v. Azerbaijan ruling highlights conflicts between freedom of speech and religious sensitivities.

Grants/Advising: No formal student advisees listed, but she has led institutional initiatives like serving as KUL's Press Officer (2012–2020). Active in international conferences, addressing topics like media freedom in crises and AI governance.

Lab/Teams: Based at the Department of Administrative Law, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams on projects involving legal ethics and public administration.