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Sharon Okunrobo is specialised in EU law, public policy, and fundamental rights. Before joining EIPA, she was part of the Data Protection Function at EUROPOL as a policy and legal research intern. During this experience, she focused on researching the protection of fundamental rights, primary data protection, and privacy rights within the context of police cooperation and criminal matters. Previously, she worked as a legal and compliance specialist, providing legal advice on criminal matters related to anti-money laundering, countering terrorism law, and international sanctions.
Sharon holds a Master’s degree in International and European Law (LLM) from Radboud University and a Bachelor of Law from Carlos III University of Madrid.
Okunrobo Perez, S. (2025) ‘Proliferation of e-Evidence: Reliability Standards and the Right to a Fair Trial’, European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, 33(1-2), 187-211.
Okunrobo Perez, S. (2025) ‘Digital evidence in criminal investigations and the C.G. ruling: A shift in phone data access by police?’, Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 0(0).
