Senior Legal Associate

HCR / UNHCR · Ankara, Türkiye

Organization
HCR / UNHCR
Location
Ankara, Türkiye
Organization type
United Nations
Contract
Internship
Posted
12 November 2026
Deadline
27 November 2026 15 days left

Job details

Experience required
2 years minimum
Education
Bachelor's degree
Languages
English (required)
Remote work
Possible

excerpts from the official posting

The Senior Legal Associate will assist the Protection Unit in ensuring that protection standards, operational procedures and practices in protection delivery are in line with the international standards and will support the Unit in implementation of activities delivered in cooperation with Union of Turkish Bar…

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  • Bachelor's or equivalent or higher in Law, Political Science, International Relations, Social Sciences or a related field.

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