Muriel Blaive 
Julian Casanova 
Filip De Meyer 
Bruno De Wever 
A. Gonzàlez-Quintana 
Thomas Lindenberger 
Feyrouze Omrani 
Sierk Plantinga 
Jean-Marc Van Gyseghem 
Jacques Van Helden 
Günter Bormann 
Antoon De Baets 
Hannelore Dekeyser 
Julie Feld 
Frank Robben 
Patrick Van Eecke 
Karel Velle 
Valérie Verbruggen 
Isabelle Vereecken 
Giovanni Buttarelli 
Georges De Moor 
Bart De Schutter 
François Rigaux 
Xavier Rousseaux 
Christine Van Broeckhoven 
Rudi Van Doorslaer 
Kristof Van Quathem 
Sonia Combe 
Willem Debeuckelaere 
Peter Hustinx 
Ilias Iakovidis 
Minister of Justice 
Erik Van Hove 
Feyrouze Omrani
Researcher at the Centre de Recherches Informatique et Droit in Namur
Feyrouze Omrani is a lawyer at the Brussels Bar and researcher at the Crid (Research Centre on IT and law - FUNDP) in the unit dedicated to privacy.
She holds a master in law (ULB, cum laude, 2006), a master in human rights (FUSL, magna cum laude, 2008) and a master in technology, communication and information society law (FUNDP, cum laude, 2010). She joined the Brussels Bar in 2006 and specialised herself in both inheritance and privacy law.
In the framework of a second post-master, she dedicated herself to privacy issues in a medical context. The results of her work have been published in a specialised review, the RTDI (Information Technology Law Review).
Since 2010, Feyrouze Omrani joined the privacy unit (“Liberties in the Information Society”) within the Crid. The field of her research is the protection of personal data, more specifically, medical data on national and European levels. She also assisted the Walloon Region in transposing in the Walloon legal framework (Walloon Public Service-Inspire) the INSPIRE Directive (2007/2/EC), which entailed privacy issues.
Will participate in:
| 22/11 | (16:00 - 16:50) | 3b. Healthcare research: the positions, rights and duties of various stakeholders |
| 23/11 | (10:45 - 15:00) | Medical research and privacy: the subject's perspective |
