National Anti-Corruption Consultant

Assesses Liberia’s judicial response to corruption and reviews proposed statutes for the National Anti-Corruption Court against human rights and international standards. The consultant maps legal gaps, develops victim-centred recommendations and leads peer review with justice and integrity institutions.

Department: Liberia Country Office

• Prepare an inception report based on consultations with justice and integrity institutions
• Map gaps in Liberia's judicial response to corruption offences
• Assess the legal framework against UNCAC and international human rights law
• Review proposed statutes of the National Anti-Corruption Court
• Develop victim-centred and human-rights-based recommendations for the court statutes
• Lead a peer review forum on institutional complementarity
• Organise validation sessions with national institutions, OHCHR and UN partners

• Masters degree in law, human rights or a related social science
• At least seven years of professional experience as a lawyer, prosecutor, judge, legal consultant or adviser in human rights or anti-corruption
• At least three years of legal drafting experience
• At least three years providing legal advice to national or international policy makers on law, human rights or anti-corruption
• Fluent spoken and written English

• National consultancy runs from 31 August to 30 September 2026