Judicial Reform Expert, USAID/Promoting Rule of Law Activity

Qualifications:

• LL.B. required. LL.M. preferred.  
• Minimum 10 years of professional experience implementing judicial reform programming in Africa, including DRC, required.
• Experience and training as a prosecutor, judge, or lawyer in DRC required.
• Knowledge of Congolese criminal and civil laws and procedures required.
• Experience developing working relationships with a broad range of government and judicial institutions, justice sector stakeholders, and civil society partners preferred.  
• Experience with data collection and analysis, specifically pertaining to justice needs and institutional performance required.
• Fluency in written and spoken French required and proficiency in written and spoken English required.

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