ICC Invites West Africans to Apply for International Jobs
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has announced that it is encouraging citizens from several under-represented West African countries to apply for its current international job openings. As of October 8, 2025, the ICC identified that some States Parties were either not represented or under-represented within its workforce.
To address this, the ICC is promoting diversity and gender balance as key objectives. The countries specifically mentioned include Benin, Cabo Verde, Liberia, Niger, and Sierra Leone.
The ICC has published vacancies across various roles, including legal, communications, security, administration, and translation. The recruitment drive aims to provide qualified professionals from these under-represented countries with opportunities to pursue international careers with the Court.
The ICC's initiative reflects its commitment to achieving greater diversity and gender balance across its workforce.
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