Ömer SARIASLAN

Ömer SARIASLAN is a full-time Lecturer in the Department of Law at Susuz Vocational School, Kafkas University, Turkey, holding this position continuously since 2018. He teaches foundational and specialized law courses including Constitutional Law, Human Rights, Health Law, and Commercial Law across both associate and undergraduate programs.

Academic Background:

• PhD in Public Law, Istanbul University Faculty of Law (2021)
• Master's Degree in Public Law, Erzincan University Faculty of Law (2018-2021)
• Bachelor's Degree in Law, Selçuk University Faculty of Law (2010-2014)

His research concentrates on constitutional tensions between secular governance and religious expression, legislative accountability mechanisms, and the constitutional embedding of social rights. He examines how European human rights jurisprudence influences Turkish constitutional interpretation, particularly regarding public religious symbols and freedom of expression boundaries.

Publication trends reveal consistent engagement with Turkey's evolving constitutional landscape, connecting doctrinal analysis to contemporary societal challenges like family policy design, environmental risk governance, and healthcare regulation. His work demonstrates methodological diversity through journal articles, conference proceedings, monographs, and book chapters.

Professional service includes significant ethics committee roles: current member of Kafkas University Science Institute Ethics Committee (2023-present), former member of Medical Faculty Non-Interventional Ethics Committee (2019-2023), and Health Sciences Faculty Ethics Committee (2018-2022), reflecting interdisciplinary engagement with medical and scientific research ethics.