Since August 2011, Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) has been working in Malawi to address capacity challenges within the criminal justice sector with the overall aim of promoting the rule of law and improving access to justice for unrepresented and particularly vulnerable persons.
IRLI is seeking a Programme Lawyer to join the Access to Justice Programme in Lilongwe, Malawi. The placement is full time for one year, commencing 10 August 2015. The Programme Lawyer will join a small team of lawyers and will work with the Malawi Police Services to undertake activities to manage and implement IRLI's Training Programme on the Treatment of Child Suspects and the Concepts of Restorative Justice.
Essential: Candidate must be qualified solicitor/barrister with 1 year PQE.
Essential: Undergraduate degree in law, human rights, development or related area of study
Essential: Experience working in a legal/development/human rights context
Desirable: Qualified in and/or practicing experience in Ireland
Please forward a CV and cover letter, describing how you meet the requirements set out in the role description and why you wish to work with IRLI, to applications@irishruleoflaw.ie by Monday 22nd June 2015.
Full role description and application details are available at http://bit.ly/1Q3g7sZ or at www.irishruleoflaw.ie.
This project is funded by Irish Aid and Human Dignity Foundation with support from the Law Society of Ireland and the Bar Council of Ireland.
IRLI is seeking a Programme Lawyer to join the Access to Justice Programme in Lilongwe, Malawi. The placement is full time for one year, commencing 10 August 2015. The Programme Lawyer will join a small team of lawyers and will work with the Malawi Police Services to undertake activities to manage and implement IRLI's Training Programme on the Treatment of Child Suspects and the Concepts of Restorative Justice.
Essential: Candidate must be qualified solicitor/barrister with 1 year PQE.
Essential: Undergraduate degree in law, human rights, development or related area of study
Essential: Experience working in a legal/development/human rights context
Desirable: Qualified in and/or practicing experience in Ireland
Please forward a CV and cover letter, describing how you meet the requirements set out in the role description and why you wish to work with IRLI, to applications@irishruleoflaw.ie by Monday 22nd June 2015.
Full role description and application details are available at http://bit.ly/1Q3g7sZ or at www.irishruleoflaw.ie.
This project is funded by Irish Aid and Human Dignity Foundation with support from the Law Society of Ireland and the Bar Council of Ireland.
