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Deadline 2026-10-30
Subject:
Recruitment of a Legal Adviser (Grade B3) for the Delegation of Kinshasa the International Committee of the Red Cross
Contract type:
CDD (12 months with possibility of renewal)
Candidate profile
Required qualifications:
Master (Bac+5) or PhD in law, ideally specialized in international humanitarian law, with a good knowledge of international human rights law and Congolese criminal law.
Admission to the bar is a significant advantage.
Congolese nationality required.
Technical skills:
Perfect command of French, good level of English and knowledge of local languages with legal writing skills.
Other information
Mastery of Windows computer tools (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook).
Experience
Proven experience in teaching, law dissemination and legal writing.
Personal skills:
Leadership, team spirit, sense of initiative and organization.
Ability to manage stress, work transversally and constructively.
Rigor, high sense of confidentiality, precision, punctuality and proactivity.
Main duties
Flexibility to perform missions in the field and good listening skills with a strong sense of synthesis.
Experience requested:
At least 3 years of professional experience in a similar position, at the ICRC or outside, especially in the judicial sector or public administrations.
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