On the Job! compiles interesting vacancy notices, as follows:

► The International Nuremberg Principles Academy is currently seeking to recruit two full-time Project Officers to work in Nuremberg, Germany. More information can be found in the PDF below, or click here for more details on their website.

To apply, please send your application including cover letter, CV and three referees, ideally in one PDF document, via email with the subject line “Application for Project Officer position_YourLastname” to admin@nurembergacademy.org by June 20, 2023.

On the Job! compiles interesting vacancy notices, as follows:

► The AFLJ is growing our editorial collective! We are looking for passionate and dedicated feminist legal scholars who can contribute about 10-15 hours a month to join our collaborative team. Editorial Board Members are responsible for the day-to-day work of running the AFLJ, attend editorial meetings and contribute to the strategic direction and growth of the AFLJ’s mission and work. Read more about the AFLJ in our Aims and Scope.

For more information and to submit your application online please check out: https://forms.gle/PGrA1s8GPYf5J3aM6. Applications must be submitted by Monday 17 April 2023 at 11:59 PM AEST. Shortlisted applicants will be offered an interview shortly after close of applications.

Please contact our team with any inquiries at aflj@griffith.edu.au

Call for Applicants: ABILA Media Officer

The American Branch is looking for a committed member to serve in the position of
ABILA Media Officer.

Position Summary: The Media Officer will be responsible for developing and
implementing the overall content strategy of the American Branch social media
presence, which will include soliciting, writing, and editing content for our website,
blogging on current events and ABILA activities, managing social media posts, and
handling email communication.

Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have a legal background (either a J.D. degree
or working toward a J.D. or other law degree) with a strong interest in international law
and practice. He or she must have a passion for, and strong understanding of, the
mission of ABILA, excellent written and verbal communication skills, critical thinking and
problem-solving skills, the ability to multi-task, and excellent knowledge of Facebook,
Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and other social media best practices. He or she must also
demonstrate a high level of professionalism.

ABILA will base compensation on the candidate’s experience.

The American Branch of the International Law Association will consider proposals from
applicants without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender
identity or expression, national origin, genetic information, disability, or protected
veteran status. Interested applicants should send their CV and cover letter to Prof. Leila
Sadat, President, American Branch, International Law Association (sadat@wustl.edu)
with a copy to Ms. Madaline George, Program Officer (madalinegeorge@wustl.edu).

On the Job! compiles interesting vacancy notices, as follows:

► The International Nuremberg Principles Academy is looking for two project officers for two different research projects: Project Officer for the “E-Procedure” Research Project and Project Officer for the “Length of Proceedings” Research Project. For both positions, the Project Officer will conduct background research, compile literature reviews, and engage in project development, among other tasks.

Both require an advanced degree (minimum Master’s degree) in international law, international criminal law, human rights or related field, a minimum of 2 years of experience in project coordination in a related field, and demonstrated knowledge of International Criminal Law, among other qualifications.

To apply, send a complete application including cover letter, CV and three references to admin@nurembergacademy.org. The deadline for the “E-Procedure” position is July 31, 2019 and for the “Length of Proceedings” position is August 31, 2019. (Click on the highlighted text above for more information on each position.)

The International Nuremberg Principles Academy is a foundation dedicated to the advancement of the Nuremberg Principles and International Criminal Law (ICL). It is located in Nuremberg, the birthplace of modern ICL, and is conceived as a forum and capacity building institution for contemporary issues in the ICL field. The foundation’s activities include the promotion of International Criminal Law through training and applied research. The Academy was established in November 2014 by the Federal Republic of Germany, the Free State of Bavaria and the City of Nuremberg.