Roma & Sinti Rights Policy Advisor

OSCE; Województwo mazowieckie; On-site; PLN 197,000 - 284,000; Full time

Job summary

OSCE ODIHR, CPRSI in Warsaw, seeks a professional to monitor and report on Roma and Sinti issues, draft policy papers, and support programmatic activities. The role involves collaboration with ODIHR departments, field operations, and external partners to implement the 2003 Action Plan and related ministerial decisions.

The incumbent will contribute to training, dialogue facilitation, and outreach to national authorities and civil society; strong English skills and gender awareness are essential.

Qualifications

• Second-level university degree in law, political science, sociology or social science, public administration, international relations or other disciplines related to human rights.
• Minimum of five years (seven with a first-level university) of related professional work experience in human rights, public policy, or related field.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English; knowledge of another OSCE language desirable.

Responsibilities

• Monitor, analyse and report on human rights situations; advise senior management on potential response.
• Draft and review reports, analyses, briefing papers and background materials related to Roma and Sinti issues and OSCE commitments.
• Contribute to development and implementation of department activities and projects; liaise with OSCE institutions and civil society.

Skills

Monitoring & reporting

Policy analysis

Team collaboration

English communication

Education

Law / political science / sociology or related

International relations / public administration

Gender & diversity awareness

Project management in human rights

Job description

OSCE ODIHR, CPRSI in Warsaw, seeks a professional to monitor and report on Roma and Sinti issues, draft policy papers, and support programmatic activities. The role involves collaboration with ODIHR departments, field operations, and external partners to implement the 2003 Action Plan and related ministerial decisions.

The incumbent will contribute to training, dialogue facilitation, and outreach to national authorities and civil society; strong English skills and gender awareness are essential.