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Your Team
The European Court of Human Rights oversees the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights in the member States. Individuals can bring complaints of human rights violations to the Strasbourg Court once all possibilities of appeal have been exhausted in the member State concerned.
The Court is divided into five sections, the composition of which is fixed for three years. Each of these sections comprises different units organised per country. You will be assigned to one of these units, which is made up of both experienced lawyers and assistant lawyers whose number varies mainly according to the number and type of cases linked to the country. Each unit also has dedicated administrative support. On arrival, you will receive comprehensive training and will be fully integrated into your unit.
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Your Role
As a Lawyer, you will:
- manage a certain number of case-files in accordance with the European Convention on Human Rights and the Court’s procedures:
- examine and deal with applications lodged with the Court in accordance with the general time-limits, internal guidelines and specific country-management meetings instructions;
- maintain correspondence with the applicants and, where appropriate, with Governments and third parties;
- prepare case-files for the examination by a Judge-rapporteur and for submission to the Court;
- ensure legal analysis;
- attend the Court's sessions and present cases;
- draft judgments, decisions, minutes, reports, notes and other documents;
- undertake studies and research relating to the case-law of the Court and national law;
- analyse and distribute information concerning the Court’s case-law;
- advise and report to a Senior Legal Adviser: report on the results achieved, on further requirements, risks and opportunities of developments or events;
- communicate in matters concerning the case-files:
- ensure that all those concerned are informed appropriately;
- maintain contacts with counterparts;
- promote the values of the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights internally and externally.
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You must:
- hold a higher education degree or qualification equivalent to a master’s degree (2nd cycle of the Bologna process framework of qualifications for the European Higher Education Area, please see Attachment 1 below) in law of a standard permitting access, either on the basis of qualifications or after passing a competitive examination, to the judicial administration or legal professions in Armenia; the Bachelor's degree must have been
obtained in Armenia;
- after having obtained the relevant university degree in law, have at least two years of professional experience acquired in the legal field (preferably in the judicial service) in Armenia, or in international Organisations on tasks also related to national law;
- have an excellent knowledge of Armenian (first language level);
- have very good knowledge of English and knowledge of French;
- have the ability to draft legal texts clearly and precisely in English;
- be a citizen of one of the member States of the Council of Europe and fulfil the conditions for appointment to the civil service of that state;
- have discharged any obligation concerning national service (military, civil or comparable);
- not be the parent, child, stepchild or grandchild of a serving staff member of the Council of Europe;
- be under the age of 65 years.
Your application must demonstrate to what extent you have the competencies listed below. To help you doing so, feel free to consult the competency framework (please see Attachment 2 below).
Key competencies
- Operational - Planning and work organisation
- Operational - Analysis and problem solving
- Operational - Drafting skills
- Operational - Concern for quality
- Interpersonal - Teamwork and co-operation
- Professional and technical expertise:
a)thorough knowledge of the Armenian legal system and ability to handle cases arising in other jurisdictions;
b)knowledge of constitutional law and international law.
Desirable competencies
- Managerial - Decision making
- Operational - Learning and development
- Interpersonal - Communication
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For more information on how to apply, please click the link
https://talents.coe.int/en_GB/careersmarketplace/JobDetail/Lawyer-Armenian-Law/957 to be redirected to the CoE website.
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Attachment 1 - EHEAParis2018_Communique_AppendixIII_952778.pdf
Attachment 2 - RH(2004)9.pdf
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The Council of Europe is the continent's leading human rights organisation.
It includes 47 member states, 28 of which are members of the European Union. All Council of Europe member states have signed up to the European Convention on Human Rights, a treaty designed to protect human rights, democracy and the rule of law.
Official languages: English and French.
Headquarters: Palais de l'Europe in Strasbourg, France, designed French architect Henry Bernard.
Budget: The Council of Europe is financed by member states. Contributions are based on population and wealth.
The European flag: twelve gold stars in a circle on a blue background, represents the union of Europe's peoples. The number of stars does not change, twelve symbolising perfection. Chosen as the Council of Europe's official emblem in 1955, the European flag was subsequently adopted by the European Community as well, in 1986. With the passage of time, it has come to symbolise Greater Europe.