National Legal ExpertNew
Position:Professional | CONDeadline:6 Sep 2026 (7 days left)Job ID:4949Synced on:28 Aug 2026 (2 days ago)
Job Description
The OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek is building a roster of national legal experts for ad hoc Special Service Agreements. Experts will assess and reform legislation on cybersecurity, digital evidence, criminal justice, counter-terrorism and preventing VERLT; draft legal and policy instruments; convene consultations; deliver training; and submit legal opinions, recommendations and reports.
Key Details
Department
OSCE Programme Office in Bishkek
Position Details
Experience level
Mid
Minimum experience
5 years
Employment type
Contractor / Part-time
Arrangement
Onsite
Minimum education
Bachelor's degree
Contract duration
Maximum 9 months
Work hours
Part-time
Language Requirements
Required
English, Russian
Preferred
Kyrgyz
Summary of Responsibilities
- Conduct legal and regulatory assessments on cybersecurity, digital evidence, VERLT and criminal-justice reforms
- Review legislation to identify gaps, inconsistencies and needed harmonisation with international standards
- Draft and revise laws, regulations, policies, procedures, guidelines and other normative legal acts
- Support national programmes, strategies, concepts, roadmaps and action plans
- Facilitate consultations, working groups, expert meetings and stakeholder discussions
- Prepare analytical papers, policy briefs, comparative legal studies and expert recommendations
- Develop training materials and deliver workshops and capacity-building for officials and stakeholders
- Provide expertise on collection, preservation, management and admissibility of digital evidence
- Prepare final consultancy reports and project deliverables
Role Requirements
- First-level university degree in Law or Jurisprudence
- At least five years of professional experience in legislative drafting, legal reform, cybersecurity or cybercrime legislation, counter-terrorism, digital evidence, criminal procedure, national strategies or public-administration reform
- Demonstrated experience drafting laws, regulations, bylaws, policies, strategies or other normative legal documents
- Knowledge of the Kyrgyz Republic legal framework and relevant international standards and good practices
- Professional fluency in spoken and written Russian
- Ability to work independently and deliver against tight deadlines
- Practical experience using Microsoft applications
Desired Criteria
- Qualifications in cybersecurity, information technologies, international relations, public administration, criminal justice or international law
- Experience with government institutions, international organisations and donor-funded projects
Skills
Tools and Technologies
Additional Information
- Roster call for ad hoc Special Service Agreement engagements
Source & verification
IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from OSCE Careers, on 28 Aug 2026.