A/HRC/45/59 Legal advice and expertise: • Advisory group of academic experts on EU encryption (DG Justice – early 2018) • Member of the Task Force on the digital survey (CEPS – early 2019) • Legal coordinator of the research “Presumption of innocence: procedural rights in criminal proceedings” for Belgium (European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights2020) • Legal coordinator of the research “Impact on fundamental rights of the European directive on terrorism” (European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights, 2020) List of most recent publications • C. Van de Heyning, Data Retention in Belgium in K. Bartuzi (ed.), European Constitutional Courts Towards Data Retention Law (Springer forthcoming 2019) • C. Van de Heyning, High standards of protection: data protection versus privacy in A. Pahladsingh et R. Grimbergen (eds) The Charter and the Court of Justice of the European Union: Notable Cases from 2016–2018 (Wolf Legal Publishers, 2019) • C. Van de Heyning and P. Popelier, “The Belgian Constitution: the efficacy approach to European and global governance”, in A. Albi (ed.), National constitutions in Europe and global governance: democracy, rights, the rule of law (Asser Press 2019) • C. Van de Heyning and P. Popelier, “Constitutional dialogue as an expression of trust and distrust in multilevel governance”, in M. Belov (ed.), Judicial Dialogue (Eleven, 2019) • C. Van de Heyning and P. Popelier, “Subsidiarity post-Brighton: procedural rationality as answer?”, Leiden journal of international law 2017, vol 30, iss 1, 5 – 23 • C. Van de Heyning, The boundaries of jurisdiction in cybercrime and constitutional protection: the European perspective”, in O. Pollicino, The internet and constitutional law: the protection of fundamental rights and constitutional adjudication in Europe (Routledge 2016) 39