The Jerusalem Institute of Justice (JIJ) is a front-line NGO dedicated to
cultivating and defending the rule of law, human rights, and democracy
for all people in the Middle East. JIJ advances human rights and civil
justice through legal advocacy in governmental academic and media
forums throughout the world as well as in the courts of Israel and the
Knesset.
Non-governmental organisation (NGO)
The tasks of the Trainee include inter alia:
- Conducting interviews;
- Fact-finding and conducting online and academic research;
- Legal writing of reports and memoranda.
Applicants should:
- Show the readiness to work in a dynamic and multicultural
environment;
- Be self-motivated;
- Show the readiness to participate in teamwork;
- Be passionate about people;
- Be willing to learn.
ELSA International
Jerusalem, Israel
Negotiable
05/02/2024
3 month/s
unpaid
Graduate Bachelor
Administrative Law - General
Civil Law - Advanced
Civil Procedure Law - Advanced
Family Law - General
Human Rights Law - Advanced
English - Fluent
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The materials prepared by ELSA Trainees have in the past been
presented to the International Criminal Court (The Hague, the
Netherlands), the European Parliament, the UN Human Rights Council,
as well as many other governmental and academic institutions globally.
Interns and ELSA Trainees are a vital part of the work done at JIJ.
Employees from all over the world dedicate their time to the
development of human rights and international legal research.
Please indicate in your motivation letter clearly your availability for the
Traineeship to increase your chances of being successfully selected.
This Traineeship is unpaid due to the legal nature and applicable
regulations of the Traineeship Provider.
For this Traineeship, it is essential that the applicant possess a high-level
command of the English language which is essential for the day-to-day
work at the Institute.
Please note that an interview will take place with the shortlisted
applicants.