Legal Jobs for Mid-level in Africa

3 jobs found

International Committee of the Red Cross

Legal Adviser 2

Abuja

Nigeria

International Committee of the Red Cross

Regional Analysis & Evidence Specialist

Nairobi

Kenya

African Wildlife Foundation

Officer, Policy Fellowships

Nairobi

Kenya

Future Resilience and Development Foundation (FRAD)

Protection Legal assistants

Gwoza

Nigeria

Closed for applications
United Nations Office at Nairobi

Legal Officer, P3

Nairobi

Kenya

Closed for applications
International Rescue Committee

Legal Officer

Kiryandongo,

Adjumani

Uganda

Closed for applications
UNEP

National Environmental Law Expert

Nairobi

Kenya

Closed for applications
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Consultant: Maritime Law Enforcement Expert

Nairobi

Kenya

Closed for applications
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Consultant: Maritime Engineering Expert

Nairobi

Kenya

Closed for applications

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UNEP

National consultant for the Development of CEO Endorsement Request Package for Ecuador CBIT II Project

Nairobi

Kenya

Closed for applications

Country / Region

Seniority (Legal, Non-profit, social work)

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Legal Adviser 2

Job details

Contract Type

Description

Education & Experience Required

  • University degree in law.
  • Master's degree or specialization in a discipline of public international law, including IHL and IHRL.
  • Admitted to the bar / magistrate, or PhD, an advantage.
  • 3–5 years' working experience in a similar function.
  • Working experience in government / the judicial sector, as practising lawyer, or in another relevant organization, an advantage.
  • ICRC experience an advantage.
  • Teaching / dissemination experience, including at academic level.
  • Applicant must have a valid working permit to work in Nigeria.
Responsibilities
  • Provides legal support on identified thematic/operational files. The position is based in Abuja with frequent travels to sub-delegations (at least one per quarter).
  • Analyses the situation, monitors developments, and advises and provides guidance on the applicable national and international legal frameworks and norms in relation to delegation activities, objectives, strategies and plans of action to address identified legal and related issues.
  • Drafts legal notes/analyses and contributes with legal aspects to working papers, thematic reports, summary reports, 'non-papers' etc. related to delegation activities and objectives, including identified thematic/operational legal files.
  • Performs independent research on and analysis of specific legal issues, as well as broader sectors of the national legal system.
  • Supports IHL and IHRL dissemination activities directed at specialized audiences and the public at large and supports the implementation of strategies, programmes and action plans related to IHL treaty participation, the development of relevant domestic legal and policy frameworks and mechanisms for their implementation on identified thematic/operational legal files.
  • Monitors developments in the national implementation of IHL and relevant IHRL norms.
  • Represents the delegation in meetings with external partners and contacts. Contributes to the organization of round-table discussions, seminars, workshops etc. for such partners and contacts.
  • Maintains and develops an extensive and effective network among, notably, Nigerian federal government authorities (executive, legislative and judicial), and other relevant actors (CSOs, Nigerian Bar Association, etc.). Contributes to the delegation’s up-to-date record of relevant contacts.
  • Advises on socio-political and legal aspects of delegation strategy and operations.


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