Noemie RENUART

Dr. Noemie Renuart is a Researcher at the Faculty of Law with a Doctorate in Law obtained in 2014. Her academic work centers on European human rights frameworks, particularly the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), examining state obligations in migration, religious expression, and child protection contexts.

Her educational foundation includes a Doctorate in Law (2014) focusing on ECHR applications. Research interests prioritize Human Rights Law, Migration and Asylum Law, Religious Freedom, Secularism, and Children's Rights, with critical analysis of Belgian implementation of Strasbourg jurisprudence.

Publication trends reveal consistent engagement with vulnerable populations and state security tensions. Her work analyzes ECHR Article 3 protections against forced removal, age determination for unaccompanied minors, and religious attire bans, demonstrating expertise in translating European Court rulings into domestic administrative practice through Belgian Conseil d'État case studies.

Renuart actively contributes to academic discourse through 60+ recorded activities (2013-2017), including workshops on Islamophobia and genocide awareness. She leads research projects like 'La protection offerte par l'article 3 de la CEDH' (2015-present) and provides public expertise, notably on Belgium's burkini debate via Le Soir (2016).

Her institutional engagement spans teaching preparatory law courses, intercultural workshops, and conference participation, reflecting commitment to bridging academic research with societal challenges in human rights implementation.