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Heli Askola is an Associate Professor at Monash University, specializing in immigration, citizenship, and international law, particularly focusing on gender-related issues within these fields. Her interdisciplinary research integrates legal, social, and political perspectives, examining how states manage and control movement across borders and the impacts on migrants and citizens. Askola's notable publications include 'Demographic Transformations and Citizenship' (Cambridge University Press, 2016) and 'Legal Responses to Trafficking of Women for Sexual Exploitation in the European Union' (Hart, 2007). A recognized expert in international human rights law, she has contributed to significant discussions on trafficking, modern slavery, and the legal treatment of vulnerable populations. Her research is informed by her personal background as an international migrant, having lived and worked in Finland for decades. Askola has held visiting research positions in various countries including Canada, the UK, and Germany, and has provided legal advice to international organizations such as the International Organization for Migration. She is active in public engagement and policy discussions related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and has participated in numerous initiatives focusing on the rights of migrants and refugees.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Teaching and researching in the areas of immigration law, gender law, and international human rights.
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