Deputy Registrar — International Justice Registry

UN Secretariat; Den Haag; On-site; EUR 105,000 - 154,000; Full time

Job summary

The United Nations Secretariat seeks a Deputy Registrar for the International Court of Justice to assist the Registrar in managing the Registry, diplomatic relations, and judicial proceedings. The role includes acting in the Registrar's absence, supervising Registry departments, and safeguarding procedural integrity in a multicultural UN setting.

The position requires an advanced law or international relations degree and at least 15 years of relevant experience, with strong English and French

Qualifications

• Advanced university degree in law or international relations with public international law specialization.
• Minimum 15 years of professional experience in public international law or international dispute resolution.
• Significant managerial and supervisory experience in a multicultural environment.
• Desirable diplomatic experience and familiarity with ICJ procedures.

Responsibilities

• Support the Registrar in administering the ICJ Registry and its internal processes.
• Supervise Registry departments and oversee specific projects.
• Manage external relations with states, UN organs, and international organizations.
• Prepare case materials, maintain communications with parties, and issue official correspondence.
• Attend Court and chamber meetings and assist with reporting.

Skills

Public international law

International dispute resolution

Administration of international orgs

Managerial experience

Supervisory abilities

Diplomatic experience

ICJ jurisprudence

English & French

Education

Master's degree in law or international relations

Job description

The United Nations Secretariat seeks a Deputy Registrar for the International Court of Justice to assist the Registrar in managing the Registry, diplomatic relations, and judicial proceedings. The role includes acting in the Registrar's absence, supervising Registry departments, and safeguarding procedural integrity in a multicultural UN setting.

The position requires an advanced law or international relations degree and at least 15 years of relevant experience, with strong English and French