- Dr. Hussein bin Said bin Saif Al-Ghafri holds a PhD in Criminal Law from the Faculty of Law, Ain Shams University in the Arab Republic of Egypt, with an excellent grade with honours. He has more than 13 years of experience in legal work. He is currently the Dean of Law at the Arab Open University in the Sultanate of Oman and an Assistant Professor of Criminal Law. He has many published books and research papers on the Internet, in addition to a group of working papers in which he has participated in many scientific events inside and outside the Sultanate. He also has many articles published in local newspapers.
He participated in the drafting and review of several laws, the most important of which are the Anti-Information Technology Crimes Law, the New Electronic Transactions Bill, the Right to Access Information Bill, and the Personal Data Protection Bill. He also participated in the review of the unified law against information technology crimes for the GCC countries.
level one: law101 , law108
level 2: law207,law204, law215
level 3: law303,law306,law309, law310,law311, law318
leave 4:law401, law409 , law412
Dean of the College of Law: July 31, 2023 – Present.Head of the University Examination Unit: October 24, 2022 – Present.Dean of the College of Law: November 1, 2021 – July 30, 2023.Assistant to the University President for Academic Affairs and Research:
a. January 21, 2024 – January 25, 2024
b. April 16, 2023
c. July 3, 2022 – July 7, 2022Assistant Professor of Law – College of Law, Arab Open University, Oman: September 2019 – 2024.Associate Professor of Law – College of Law, Arab Open University, Oman: September 2024 – Present.Director of Legal Affairs, Information Technology Authority: 2014 – October 2016.Legal Advisor, Information Technology Authority: 2008 – 2014.Second Legal Researcher, Ministry of Interior: 2003 – 2008.
Criminal Policy in Addressing Sexual Exploitation of Children Crimes through Social Media Platforms in Omani Law and Comparative Legislation.
Criminal Protection of Electronic Signatures in Light of Omani Law and Comparative Legislation.
Legal Guarantees for the Protection of Foreign Investor Ownership and Its Relation to Tax Evasion Crimes: An Analytical Comparative Study.
Political Responsibility of the Executive Authority in Parliamentary and Presidential Systems.
Legal Aspects of Cyberbullying through Social Media.
The Principle of Judicial Independence between Theory and Practice in the Omani and Sudanese Systems: A Comparative Study.
