
Council of Europe
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Ֆրանսիա,Ստրասբուրգ
Վերջնաժամկետ`
22/04/2025
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N/A
Աշխատանքի տեսակը`
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Կրթություն`
Բարձրագույն / բակալավր
Կատեգորիա`
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As a minimum, you must:
-hold a higher education degree in law obtained in Armenia, permitting access, either on the basis of qualifications or after passing a competitive examination, to the judicial administration or legal professions in Armenia;
-after having obtained the relevant university degree in law, have at least two years of professional experience acquired in the legal field (preferably in the judicial service) in Armenia or in international Organizations;
-have an excellent knowledge of Armenian (mother tongue level);
-have a very good knowledge of one of the official languages of the Council of Europe (English or French) and knowledge of the other;
-have the ability to draft legal texts clearly and precisely in English or French;
-be a citizen of one of the 47 member States of the Council of Europe;
-be under 65 years of age at the closing date of this vacancy notice.
-Demonstrate to us that you have the following competencies:
-Professional and technical expertise:
- thorough knowledge of the legal system in Armenia, and ability to handle cases arising in other jurisdictions;
- knowledge of constitutional and international law.
-Drafting skills
-Analysis and problem solving
-Concern for quality
-Planning and work organisation
-Teamwork and co-operation
-Learning and development
-Communication
-These would be an asset:
-Decision making
-Adaptability
-Initiative
-Results orientation
Are you a lawyer who wants to gain experience in an international Organisation working for human rights, democracy and the rule of law? Do you want to help the European Court of Human Rights to ensure respect for the human rights of 820 million Europeans? Are you interested in dealing with applications alleging violations of the rights set out in the European Convention on Human Rights? If so, our job offer may be the right opportunity for you.
Who we are
With over 2000 staff representing all its 47 member States, the Council of Europe is a multicultural organization. We all strive towards protecting human rights, democracy and the rule of law and our three core values
- professionalism, integrity and respect
- guide the way we work.
The European Court of Human Rights oversees the implementation of the European
Convention on Human Rights in the member States. Individuals can bring complaints
of human rights violations to the Strasbourg Court once all possibilities of appeal
have been exhausted in the member State concerned.
The Court is divided into five sections, the composition of which is fixed for three
years. Each of these sections comprises different units organised per country. You
will be assigned to one of these units, which is made up of both experienced lawyers
and assistant lawyers whose number varies mainly according to the number and
type of cases linked to the country. Each unit also has dedicated administrative
support. On arrival, you will receive comprehensive training and will be fully
integrated into your unit.
Deadline for applications is 22 April 2025 (midnight French time). Applications must be made in English or French using the Council of Europe online application system. By connecting to our website https://www.coe-recruitment.com/index.aspx?Lang=en you can create and submit your online application. Please fill out the online application form providing all requested details and explain how your competencies make you the best candidate for this role. It usually takes a few hours to fill in an application form, so please take this information into consideration while applying. Only applicants who best meet the abovementioned criteria will be considered for the next stage, which will consist of assessments and an interview. Further information on the assessment process will be provided to the selected candidates in due course.
Your application must demonstrate to what extent you have the competencies listed
below. To help you doing so, feel free to consult our competency framework.
Based in Strasbourg, France, the European Court of Human Rights is an international court set up in 1959. It rules on individual or State applications alleging violations of the civil and political rights set out in the European Convention on Human Rights.