Human Rights Center (HRC) is announcing vacancy on the position of the human rights lawyer/analyst.

 

The competition is announced in the frame of the project, which aims to monitor trials in the common courts of Georgia and to monitor protest demonstrations. 

Working hours: part-time

Main duties:  

Participation in the trial monitoring and monitoring of protest demonstrations;

Preparation of analytical documents and urgent appeals/statements based on the analysis of the information collected from the trial and protest demonstrations monitoring;  

Review and analysis of international human rights standards, best practices of foreign countries and relevant researches for the advocacy of human rights issues and for the conduct of new surveys;

Participation in the working meetings of different formats on behalf of HRC for the advocacy purposes;

Implementation of other duties in the frame of the program, which are substantially linked with the responsibilities of the human rights lawyer/analyst. 

Requirements: 

Higher education in human rights law (Master’s degree in human rights law or public law); 

 At least 3 years of work experience as a human rights lawyer (working experience of researcher and/or analyst is preference);

Excellent knowledge of English language;

Respect of human rights and equality;

Good working discipline, ability and motivation to work independently as well as in a team.

Salary: 990 GEL (Gross)

Interested applicants are requested to send: 

CV, Motivation Letter (in English);

 Copy of diploma; 

Contact information  of 2 references, who may evaluate your professional skills;

Information about the published article, blog, research or other;

English language test certificate, if applicable.

The above-listed documents shall be sent to the mail: <78>hridc@hridc.org before 18:00 pm, on 18 February, 2020. Please write Human Rights Lawyer-Analyst in the subject line. 

Incomplete applications will be rejected.

Only shortlisted candidates will be invited to the interviews. No phone calls please.