International Consultant to Conduct a Human Rights Due Diligence Review (HRDDP) of the Security Sector in The Gambia

Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights · Dakar, Senegal

Organization
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Location
Dakar, Senegal
Organization type
United Nations
Contract
Consultancy
Posted
4 November 2026
Deadline
11 November 2026 6 days left

Job details

Experience required
10 years minimum
Education
Master's degree
Languages
English (required)

excerpts from the official posting

The consultant shall undertake a Human Rights Due Diligence Review in line with UN HRDDP standards, including: • Assessing compliance with international human rights and humanitarian law. • Reviewing records of human rights violations and patterns of abuse. • Evaluating accountability and justice mechanisms, including…

Main responsibilities

  • The consultant shall undertake a Human Rights Due Diligence Review in line with UN HRDDP standards, including: • Assessing compliance with international human rights and…

Profile

  • Advanced university degree (Master's or PhD) in: • Human Rights Law • International Law • Political Science • Security Studies • Peace and Conflict Studies • Related…

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