Anti - Slavery is seeking to fill two posts maternity cover for DW programme

Anti-Slavery International, founded in 1839, is committed to eliminating all forms of slavery throughout the world. Slavery, servitude and forced labour are violations of individual freedoms, which deny millions of people their basic dignity and fundamental human rights. Anti-Slavery International works to end these abuses by campaigning for slavery's eradication, exposing current cases, supporting the initiatives of local organisations to release people and pressing for more effective implementation of international laws against slavery. 
 

Anti Slavery International is seeking to fill two part time posts (9 months maternity cover) within its Domestic Worker Programme.
Child Domestic Work Programme Co-ordinator

Anti-Slavery International has been developing its programme on child domestic workers over the past 15 years, leading research, developing advocacy strategies and raising awareness on the realities of child domestic workers’ lives. We are looking for an experienced programme co-ordinator to set up and manage a large 5-year one country development grant in Peru and manage an ongoing 6 country project on ending the exploitation and abuse of child domestic workers.

To find out more about this post and how to apply please visit our websitehttp://antislavery.org/english/what_we_do/jobs.aspx

Closing date 11 March 2012

Domestic Work Programme Co-ordinator

Anti-Slavery International Domestic Work programme seeks to end the exploitation, abuse and grave violation of the rights of domestic workers, especially migrant domestic workers.  We are looking for a programme co-ordinator to manage a 2-country pilot project which seeks to improve pre departure preparedness and post arrival support for migrant domestic workers from Nepal who migrate to Lebanon.  

To find out more about this post and how to apply please visit our websitehttp://antislavery.org/english/what_we_do/jobs.aspx

Closing date 11 March 2012 
 
 

‘The eyes of the world will be on London during the summer of 2012. Let’s make sure it’s Slavery-Free!
 
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