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Working in the field of human rights is a challenging but rewarding career choice. With ARTICLE 19 you will find an international community of activists, legal specialists, and subject experts working together to protect the basic freedoms of many communities throughout the world.

You can find out more about where we work and what we do, by following the links above. In addition to a sector-competitive salary, we promote a flexible culture befitting a digitally enabled, multi-cultural workforce located in over ten cities around the world. We work hard, placing emphasis on delivery and accountability, while balancing all of this with a range of policies geared to health and well-being, including generous leave allowances and remote-working arrangements.

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Call for consultancy to support ARTICLE 19’s work to promote freedom of expression and plurality and diversity online through competition law and policy

Project scope

Currently, the protection and guarantee of freedom of expression and plurality and diversity online depends on public actors, as well as on the concentrated power of a handful of private companies.

For this reason, ARTICLE 19’s strategy and action go beyond the traditional international human rights law framework and includes innovative approaches to competition law and policy, and to economic regulation of digital markets.

We are looking for a consultant to support the organisation in its policy, advocacy, and capacity building activities in this field. The consultant will be at the forefront of national, regional, and global work, working in close cooperation with the Law and Policy team at the International Office, digital teams at ARTICLE 19 Regional Offices, and the Europe and Central Asia team.

How to apply

To apply, please send a CV to Maria Luisa Stasi, Head of Law and Policy for Digital Markets, at [email protected] (please add your name and ‘Consultancy’ in the subject line).

Deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the best candidate is identified.

Read the ToR and apply

Project Scope:
ARTICLE 19 is a partner of the EU funded project Combatting Disinformation in the Western
Balkans (CDWB). The purpose of this project is to help tackle disinformation across 4 countries
in the Western Balkans (Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Project outcomes:
Based on the collective analyses conducted by the project partners, ARTICLE 19 will work
within its sphere of influence to support media professionals to run a campaign that aims to:

A) Ensure that media houses and journalists adhere to journalistic ethics and standards to
tackle disinformation, by adopting country-specific code of conduct.

B) Co-design and develop a pilot digital application in Serbia that uses AI to support media
professionals to fact-check online content.1

C) Support the rollout, adoption, and use of the application by media professionals in Serbia
through a national campaign.

D) Build knowledge with a selection of the public about the importance of ethical journalism
through the endorsement of code of conduct and AI application (this latter will be developed
in Serbia only).

Deadline:
The Agency shall submit Campaign and Financial proposals for this assignment to Barbara Dockalova, Senior Campaigner: [email protected] 

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.