22 December 2009

CIHRS seeks International Advocacy Researcher


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The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) is looking for an International Advocacy Researcher to start immediately in its Cairo office.

The Researcher will be responsible for producing short reports and studies, written/oral interventions to UN country reports, press releases, newspaper articles and other written material to support CIHRS's advocacy goals.

The Researcher will also plan, coordinate and implement advocacy and lobbying campaigns and work with Egyptian, Arab and international NGOs, among other responsibilities.

For more information on the full list of responsibilities and requirements for the position, please contact CIHRS at: info (@) cihrs.org or visit www.cihrs.org.

Women are strongly encouraged to apply. Please send a resumé, cover letter and unedited writing samples in Arabic and English to: info (@) cihrs.org.

Deadline for applications is 9 January 2010.

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