Elise Delhaise

Elise Delhaise is a Lecturer at the University of Namur's Faculty of Law and affiliated with the Namur Digital Institute and Centre de Recherche Information, Droit et Societe. Her work spans criminal law, cybersecurity, and counter-terrorism frameworks within European and Belgian contexts.

Her research focuses on:

• Criminal procedure adaptations during exceptional circumstances (particularly counter-terrorism)
• Digital-era legal challenges including revenge porn, hospital cybersecurity, and AI ethics
• Gender-based violence legislation and victim protection mechanisms
• Professional secrecy in healthcare and cross-institutional data sharing

Recent publications analyze evolving jurisprudence in Belgian criminal courts, hospital cyber vulnerabilities, and European counter-terrorism cooperation.

Notable activities include conference participation on criminal code reform (2023), AI ethics workshops (2024), and expert media commentary on child rights, terrorism aftermath, and pandemic restrictions. She contributes to the Centre Vulnerabilites et societes research collective examining societal security challenges.