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EQUALITY PROGRAMME INTERNSHIPS

 
PERSON SPECIFICATION

Person Spec 1 (September to December )

The successful candidate will:

  • have a degree in law;

  • have worked for at least two years outside of law school in a human rights NGO or as a practising lawyer in Africa, in the area of equality and non-discrimination;

  • be familiar with non-discrimination and equality issues in their region;

  • be connected with civil society actors in their region and show potential to contribute to the development of anti-discrimination law in their region;

  • be familiar with regional human rights instruments and mechanisms;

  • be familiar with international human rights law and mechanisms;

  • demonstrate strong research, analytical and writing skills; and

  • have good spoken and written English.

Person Spec 2 (January to March )

The successful candidate will:

  • have a degree in law;

  • have worked for at least two years outside of law school in a human rights NGO or as a practising lawyer in Central and Eastern Europe/ former Soviet Union, in the area of equality and non-discrimination;

  • be familiar with non-discrimination and equality issues in their region;

  • be connected with civil society actors in their region and show potential to contribute to the development of anti-discrimination law in their region;

  • be familiar with regional human rights instruments and mechanisms;

  • be familiar with international human rights law and mechanisms or have an interest in their use;

  • demonstrate strong research, analytical and writing skills; and

  • have good spoken and written English.