China's Choices
Choices that will have major global implications
There are no answers, just choices, this is one place to follow the choices that China makes. This nation of 1.3 billion people is faced with the daunting task of building on its 30 years of unprecedented economic development without further damage to its environment. How is it going to do this and how is that effort going to impact the rest of the world? ...learn more
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JOB SUMMARY:
Amnesty International (AI) is a worldwide organization working to end
human rights violations. As a Co-ordinator in the Identity-Based
Discrimination team, focussing particularly on the human rights of
Indigenous Peoples, you will provide expert advice and help shape
Amnesty International's policy development, campaign strategies and
research into violations of the human rights of Indigenous Peoples.
You will also advise on the development of Amnesty International's
next global campaign, on poverty and human rights.
PROFILE:
You will have in-depth knowledge of the human rights of Indigenous
Peoples as well as experience in human rights research, analytical
and campaigning expertise; proven ability to develop and elaborate
research standards and methodologies; good interpersonal skills;
project management and organisational skills; and excellent
communication and networking skills.
You will be able to work in English and Spanish, have experience in
planning, organizing and prioritising work under pressure, to
deadlines, as well as drafting policy and strategy papers. Experience
in working with Indigenous Peoples would be an asset.
PLEASE SEE FULL JOB DESCRIPTION AT:
(http://www.amnesty.org/en/jobs_all/vacant-positions)
TO APPLY:
REFERENCE: PEP/08/03
Please apply ONLINE at:
(http://www.amnesty.org/en/jobs_all/vacant-positions)
CLOSING DATE: 11 APRIL 2008.
Amnesty International (AI) is a worldwide organization working to end
human rights violations. As a Co-ordinator in the Identity-Based
Discrimination team, focussing particularly on the human rights of
Indigenous Peoples, you will provide expert advice and help shape
Amnesty International's policy development, campaign strategies and
research into violations of the human rights of Indigenous Peoples.
You will also advise on the development of Amnesty International's
next global campaign, on poverty and human rights.
PROFILE:
You will have in-depth knowledge of the human rights of Indigenous
Peoples as well as experience in human rights research, analytical
and campaigning expertise; proven ability to develop and elaborate
research standards and methodologies; good interpersonal skills;
project management and organisational skills; and excellent
communication and networking skills.
You will be able to work in English and Spanish, have experience in
planning, organizing and prioritising work under pressure, to
deadlines, as well as drafting policy and strategy papers. Experience
in working with Indigenous Peoples would be an asset.
PLEASE SEE FULL JOB DESCRIPTION AT:
(http://www.amnesty.org/en/jobs_all/vacant-positions)
TO APPLY:
REFERENCE: PEP/08/03
Please apply ONLINE at:
(http://www.amnesty.org/en/jobs_all/vacant-positions)
CLOSING DATE: 11 APRIL 2008.
Does anyone have information as to any extensions for the closing date? as the one above has passed. Neither does the link lead to an A-I page where the position is posted.
Anyone having information please email me at art@baylaw.com.
Art Fisher