Visiting Professional - Victims Participation and Reparation Section (funded by the EC Grant)

Overview

This internship provides professional opportunities at the International Criminal Court (ICC) for legal professionals from specific countries. Participants will gain experience in the ICC's procedures and develop their legal skills.

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out research and assist in the drafting of mapping reports, including analysis of local context and identification of potential victims.
• Assist in mapping and identifying intermediaries and international agencies for cooperation.
• Assist in identifying needs for intermediaries' support and training, and help prepare training activities.
• Prepare summaries of relevant reports and documents.
• Attend meetings and prepare minutes.
• Conduct other tasks as needed.

Required Experience

• Minimum of 3 years professional experience working in governmental, non-governmental or inter-governmental organizations, national jurisdictions, and broader civil societies; or individuals who have practiced as judges, investigating magistrates, prosecutors or lawyers in a field relevant to the work of the Court; or have engaged in extensive academic research, writing or teaching in any of the disciplines relevant to the legal work of the Court.

Qualifications

• University degree in law.
• Very good record of academic performance.

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