NETWORK LAWYER – STRATEGIC LITIGATION UNIT (SLU), COUNTERING ANTI-RIGHTS ACTORS (CARA)

Employment Duration
1 January 2026 – 31 August 2028


Role Overview
The position sits ISLA’s Countering Anti-Rights Actors (CARA) thematic area. The Network
Lawyer will work exclusively on strategic litigation, the development of the Strategic
Litigation Unit, and CARA-aligned tasks. They will lead feminist strategic litigation under the
CARA thematic area within KELIN’s Strategic Litigation Unit. The role requires a
sophisticated understanding of the strategies, tactics, and legal manifestations of anti-rights
actors across Africa, and an ability to design litigation and movement-aligned interventions
that respond to these threats.
The lawyer will implement the CARA Strategy and strengthen KELIN’s institutional capacity
to resist coordinated anti-rights mobilisation that threatens women’s human rights,
democratic institutions, and progressive jurisprudence.


Duties and Responsibilities
The Network Lawyer shall apply CARA-aligned legal and political expertise to:
Implement the CARA Strategy at national level

  • Analyse and track anti-rights actors and their influence on law, policy, and rights-
    based advocacy.
  • Translate CARA strategic priorities into litigation, advocacy, and movement-building
    actions specific to the Kenyan context.
  • Support refinement and operationalisation of the CARA Strategy and its
    implementation pathways.
    Participate fully in the Countering Anti-Rights Actors Thematic Area
  • Engage in cross-jurisdictional collaboration with CARA lawyers across Africa.

Download full ToR

APPLICANT DETAILS

Name

PREVIOUS EDUCATION HISTORY

Education 1

Education 2

Education 3

PREVIOUS WORK HISTORY

Work Experience 1

I currently work here

Work Experience 2

Work Experience 3

Work Experience 4

DOCUMENTS

Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload
Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

About KELIN KELIN is a human rights NGO working to protect and promote health-related human rights in Kenya. We do this by providing legal services