Call for applications:
Protection International Protection Officer for Indonesia
Protection International (PI) is an
international non-profit organization that brings protection strategies and
security management tools to human rights defenders (HRDs) at risk. PI is
present in Europe (Belgium), Asia (Thailand, Indonesia), Latin America and
Africa. PI is seeking to recruit a Protection Officer (PO) for its work in and
from Indonesia.
The role
The PO reports to PI’s representative in
Indonesia and works with partners (human rights organisations, communities and
individual human rights defenders) on the protection of HRD at risk in the
country. PI has been working with partners focussing on issues as varied as
rights of religious minorities, rights violated in context of corruption,
rights of LGTB people, and rights of communities in contexts of exploitation of
natural resources.
The PO supports Indonesian partners in
improving their security strategies and management.
Main responsibilities of
the PO are to:
· advise,
train and accompany Indonesian human rights organisations and individuals
defending human rights in managing their own security and the security of
people whose rights they seek to protect. PI’s current programmes have a focus
on those defending the freedom of religion and the rights and freedoms of
religious minorities. PI prepares expanding its support to organisations,
communities and individuals defending human rights in contexts of exploitation
of natural resources. PI seeks to build protection capacity in main stream
organisations and umbrella organisation;
· support
the review of the multiple year strategic plan for PI in Indonesia office;
· support
further development and implementation of planning, monitoring and evaluation
tools;
· represent
PI towards local and international contacts, partners and authorities in
Indonesia and develop strategic collaboration;
· analyse
the security situation for HRDs and minorities groups in Indonesia in a manner
that can be understood by a non-Indonesian audience;
· contribute
to PI’s internal learning through research, analysis, pilot-projects,
documentation of security and protection strategies, active sharing with
colleagues outside Indonesia;
· support
fund-raising efforts and recruitment of new staff;
· undertake
administrative and financial tasks as required in a small office.
Skills & Experience
· University
degree in law, human rights, political science, social sciences or related
field
· 5
years of work experience, 3 years of experience in team management
· Experience
in human rights work in Indonesia
· Experience
in project management (including financial dimension)
· Experience as
educator/trainer
· Excellent analytical and
research skills
· Excellent
interpersonal, communication, representational and negotiation skills
· Excellent
spoken and written English and Indonesian
· Experience
with security management and protection work is an asset
· Ability
to deliver independently, high adaptability, ability to work under stress in a
sensitive environment
· High level of computer
literacy
· Available
for travel, in Indonesia and abroad, and flexible working hours
The offer
One-year, renewable contract with six
month probation period. Health insurance cover. Minimal relocation package if
applicable.
Application Process
Protection International promotes gender
equality and encourages female applicants to apply.
To apply for the position please send your resume and
motivation letter before 22th
September 2013 to the following email: recruitment@protectioninternational.org. Include your name in the file name of your
application documents, e.g. John_Smith_CV.doc. Do not attach any certificates
or references at this stage of the recruitment process.
Include the following subject line in your
email: Application for Protection Officer Indonesia.
Shortlisted candidates will be requested
to do a written assignment on the 26th of September. Only
short-listed candidates will be contacted.
http://protectioninternational.org/2013/08/29/pi-is-looking-for-a-protection-officer-in-indonesia-based-in-jakarta/
Protection International Protection Officer for Indonesia
Protection International (PI) is an
international non-profit organization that brings protection strategies and
security management tools to human rights defenders (HRDs) at risk. PI is
present in Europe (Belgium), Asia (Thailand, Indonesia), Latin America and
Africa. PI is seeking to recruit a Protection Officer (PO) for its work in and
from Indonesia.
The role
The PO reports to PI’s representative in
Indonesia and works with partners (human rights organisations, communities and
individual human rights defenders) on the protection of HRD at risk in the
country. PI has been working with partners focussing on issues as varied as
rights of religious minorities, rights violated in context of corruption,
rights of LGTB people, and rights of communities in contexts of exploitation of
natural resources.
The PO supports Indonesian partners in
improving their security strategies and management.
Main responsibilities of
the PO are to:
· advise,
train and accompany Indonesian human rights organisations and individuals
defending human rights in managing their own security and the security of
people whose rights they seek to protect. PI’s current programmes have a focus
on those defending the freedom of religion and the rights and freedoms of
religious minorities. PI prepares expanding its support to organisations,
communities and individuals defending human rights in contexts of exploitation
of natural resources. PI seeks to build protection capacity in main stream
organisations and umbrella organisation;
· support
the review of the multiple year strategic plan for PI in Indonesia office;
· support
further development and implementation of planning, monitoring and evaluation
tools;
· represent
PI towards local and international contacts, partners and authorities in
Indonesia and develop strategic collaboration;
· analyse
the security situation for HRDs and minorities groups in Indonesia in a manner
that can be understood by a non-Indonesian audience;
· contribute
to PI’s internal learning through research, analysis, pilot-projects,
documentation of security and protection strategies, active sharing with
colleagues outside Indonesia;
· support
fund-raising efforts and recruitment of new staff;
· undertake
administrative and financial tasks as required in a small office.
Skills & Experience
· University
degree in law, human rights, political science, social sciences or related
field
· 5
years of work experience, 3 years of experience in team management
· Experience
in human rights work in Indonesia
· Experience
in project management (including financial dimension)
· Experience as
educator/trainer
· Excellent analytical and
research skills
· Excellent
interpersonal, communication, representational and negotiation skills
· Excellent
spoken and written English and Indonesian
· Experience
with security management and protection work is an asset
· Ability
to deliver independently, high adaptability, ability to work under stress in a
sensitive environment
· High level of computer
literacy
· Available
for travel, in Indonesia and abroad, and flexible working hours
The offer
One-year, renewable contract with six
month probation period. Health insurance cover. Minimal relocation package if
applicable.
Application Process
Protection International promotes gender
equality and encourages female applicants to apply.
To apply for the position please send your resume and
motivation letter before 22th
September 2013 to the following email: recruitment@protectioninternational.org. Include your name in the file name of your
application documents, e.g. John_Smith_CV.doc. Do not attach any certificates
or references at this stage of the recruitment process.
Include the following subject line in your
email: Application for Protection Officer Indonesia.
Shortlisted candidates will be requested
to do a written assignment on the 26th of September. Only
short-listed candidates will be contacted.
http://protectioninternational.org/2013/08/29/pi-is-looking-for-a-protection-officer-in-indonesia-based-in-jakarta/
