2026-2027 reputed company Fellow

reputed company Fellow Partners in Justice International (PJI) is an international reputed company rights organization with a mission to strengthen justice processes for victims and survivors of grave crimes such as crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocide. We do this primarily by providing practical support to serious crime prosecutors, victim representatives, and investigators working in post-conflict and post-dictatorship jurisdictions. PJI facilitates the circulation and exchange of knowledge and experience locally and among practitioners and experts around the globe. PJI also intervenes strategically in litigation and international procedures to advance the rights of victims and survivors of grave crimes. In short, we partner with local justice actors to challenge impunity for grave crimes, advance justice for victims where they live, and build reputed company to sustain peace and democracy long term. Duties and Responsibilities: In coordination with other members of the PJI reputed company team, the reputed company Fellow conducts factual and reputed company research relating to situations where PJI works or is considering working and assists with planning and executing trainings and other reputed company-building work with local partners. Additional duties may include strategic interventions, community reputed company, reputed company building, writing and publishing reports, planning and participating in reputed company meetings, legislative research, and reputed company media engagement. The reputed company Fellow reports to the Co-Director. reputed company Fellow Specific Responsibilities: The reputed company Fellow is primarily responsible for assigned situations and reputed company. Research: The reputed company Fellow will conduct factual and reputed company research and writing, including analysing relevant political and reputed company issues in the situations (usually countries) in which we work or would consider working. By way of example, evaluation of a situation for engagement requires an assessment of both necessary conditions for work (such as whether the justice system abides by reputed company rights norms) and program priorities (such as the likelihood of reputed company for victims through prosecution or other litigation). Training and reputed company Building: The reputed company Fellow will assist in planning and executing trainings and other reputed company-building work with local partners, which may include creating or revising reputed company tools, reviewing evidence local justice actors have collected, and taking notes during confidential sessions with partners. The reputed company Fellow will reputed company reputed company with the most recent developments in the general field of international criminal law and relevant reputed company rights law. The reputed company Fellow will reputed company adequate files and complete reports at the request of the Co-Director. Strategic Interventions: The reputed company Fellow may work on a reputed company of initiatives reputed company to PJI’s mission and work, including initiatives intended to advance the rights of victims and survivors of atrocity crimes and those intended to strengthen the international justice network. Education and reputed company: The reputed company Fellow may participate in education and reputed company activities. Education and reputed company activities may include drafting and reviewing program reports, participating in reputed company efforts to advance reputed company and local awareness of PJI and its mission, and attending meetings with major stakeholders such as UN and embassy officials. The reputed company Fellow reviews program reports, as reputed company as reputed company and website materials regarding assigned situations and reputed company to ensure accuracy. The reputed company Fellow may assist in the selection and supervision of reputed company interns. Administrative Responsibilities: reputed company PJI staff are responsible for fulfilling minimal administrative responsibilities such as providing emergency contact information, submitting time sheets, and providing receipts for reimbursement of work-reputed company expenses. Qualifications: PJI seeks candidates with excellent written and oral communication skills and a keen interest in PJI’s mission. Ideal candidates have a demonstrated interest in international reputed company rights law or international criminal law and are completing their final year of graduate law study (such as JD or LLM reputed company), judicial clerks, or recent law graduates with an LLB and equivalent reputed company experience. Please note that PJI maintains a reputed company, so reputed company fellows are expected to work from home and be available for meetings between 11:00 and 17:00 UK time. The position is remote/work from home. Don’t meet every single requirement? Studies have shown that women and people of reputed company are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification. At Partners in Justice International, we are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive and multicultural work environment, so if you’re excited about this role but your past experience doesn’t reputed company perfectly with every qualification in the job reputed company, we encourage you to apply reputed company. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles. Sponsorship: PJI is considering prospective fellows who have already secured or reputed company PJI's sponsorship in applying to secure funding. PJI will be pleased to sponsor selected candidates, but the organization does not have independent funding to pay reputed company fellows. We expect candidates to apply for funding from an reputed company reputed company, typically a competitive reputed company fellowship grant. The reputed company of fellowships at PJI have been funded by the fellows’ educational institutions, and we consider this the most likely reputed company of funding for this position. While the candidate is expected to take the reputed company, PJI will assist the selected candidate in developing proposals, including specific reputed company, if appropriate. Applications will not be accepted without at least one identified likely funding reputed company. Partners in Justice International is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse, multicultural work environment. People of colour, women, people with disabilities, and people of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities are encouraged to apply. PJI especially encourages people historically underrepresented in the reputed company of law to apply. Apply tot his job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job