Call for Applications from Peace and Human Rights Network, Somalia - DefendDefenders

Call for Applications from Peace and Human Rights Network, Somalia

17 January 2013.
Jobs, News
Somalia/Somaliland

EHAHRDP’s partner organisation, Peace and Human Rights Network, a network of 27 member organizations based in Mogadishu, Somalia and with sub-offices in Puntland and southwest regions, is recruiting a protection programme officer and two security management officers for its upcoming programme in supporting human rights defenders in Somalia.

The positions require candidates to fluently speak and write in Somali and English to be able to successfully carry out her/his assignments, and will be based in Mogadishu.

Please see the following calls for applications for more information on both positions and how to apply.
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Applications should be sent to [email protected] by 25th January 2013.

Call for Protection Porgramme Officer (PDF)

Call for Security Management Officers (PDF)

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