Irish Rule of Law International

Irish Rule of Law International Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) works to strengthen justice systems across jurisdictions. It advances the rule of law to protect human rights.

Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) seeks to harness the skills of Irish and Northern Irish lawyers in using the law as a means of tackling global injustice and empowering all people to live in a society free from inequality, corruption and conflict. For more on our projects and what we do see: www.irishruleoflawinternational.ie

Irish Rule of Law International is a company limited by guarantee, registered in Ireland, company number 477197, CHY 18941, RCN 20073541.

As part of our continued growth, Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) is recruiting an Impact Manager to join our team...
10/07/2026

As part of our continued growth, Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) is recruiting an Impact Manager to join our team in Ireland.

📍 Location: Hybrid working, with 1–2 days per week in IRLI's Dublin office
đź•’ Hours: Full-time
đź“… Application deadline: Friday, 31 July 2026 at 5.00 pm (Irish time)

The Impact Manager will lead the design and implementation of IRLI's organisation-wide Impact Framework. The successful candidate will develop and embed robust systems for measuring impact across our programmes, ensuring that evidence, learning, and results are aligned with IRLI's strategic objectives and funding commitments.

We look forward to hearing from candidates who share our belief that the rule of law underpins democracy, human rights, and accountable institutions, and who are passionate about using evidence and learning to strengthen meaningful, lasting impact.

For the full job description and details on how to apply: https://www.irishruleoflaw.ie/vacancies

As Ireland takes on the Irish Presidency of the Council of the EU 2026 () , the importance of the rule of law has never ...
01/07/2026

As Ireland takes on the Irish Presidency of the Council of the EU 2026 () , the importance of the rule of law has never been clearer. At moments of political uncertainty, strong justice institutions are essential to protecting rights, sustaining democratic accountability and maintaining public trust.

For almost two decades, Irish Rule of Law International has supported international rule-of-law development through practical cooperation and professional exchange, working with justice-sector partners internationally to strengthen institutions, support reform, and expand access to justice.

We wish the Irish Government every success during its Presidency and look forward to Ireland demonstrating leadership by championing the rule of law, human rights, and accountable democratic institutions in Ireland, across the European Union, and internationally.

Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) is recruiting for two full-time roles supporting justice sector strengthening and...
28/05/2026

Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) is recruiting for two full-time roles supporting justice sector strengthening and human rights protection in Malawi:

• Country Director, Malawi
• IRLI Programme Lawyer (Judiciary), Malawi

đź“… Online Information Session
Wednesday, 3 June 2026 | 5:30–6:30pm (GMT)

Join members of the IRLI executive team to learn more about IRLI’s work, impact, and programmes, with an opportunity for questions.

Join via Teams: https://lnkd.in/dj8yhX7h

IRLI works to strengthen justice systems that uphold human rights, accountability, and access to justice across multiple jurisdictions, including Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia.

đź“„ Role descriptions & application details: https://bit.ly/3OZInmI
⏰ Application deadline: Friday, 12 June 2026 at 17:00 GMT

Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) is recruiting for two full-time roles based in Lilongwe:• Country Director• Progr...
14/05/2026

Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) is recruiting for two full-time roles based in Lilongwe:

• Country Director
• Programme Lawyer (Judiciary)

IRLI is a civil society organisation supported by both branches of the legal profession across the island of Ireland. We work alongside justice sector institutions and communities to strengthen human rights, accountability, and access to justice.

Malawi is IRLI’s longest-running programme country, where we have built trusted partnerships in support of locally driven and sustainable reform.

We welcome applications from suitably qualified candidates of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities.

đź“„ Role descriptions & application details: https://www.irishruleoflaw.ie/vacancies

⏰ Application deadline: Friday, 12 June 2026 at 17:00 GMT

📅 Online Information Session: Wednesday, 3 June | 5:30–6:30pm (GMT)

Do you want your work to contribute to stronger justice systems and real-world impact? We’re hiring. Irish Rule of Law I...
19/03/2026

Do you want your work to contribute to stronger justice systems and real-world impact?

We’re hiring.

Irish Rule of Law International is entering an ambitious new phase of work, and we’re recruiting for two part-time roles in Ireland at the intersection of justice, human rights, and international development.

*Events Administrator (part-time)
12 hours per week (across 4 days)

*Senior Finance Manager (part-time)
2.5–3 days per week (hybrid)

You’ll join a collaborative team working in partnership with justice sector actors across multiple countries.

👉 Full details and apply: https://www.irishruleoflaw.ie/vacancies

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Modern financial crime is complex and cannot be tackled by institutions working in isolation. Irish Rule of Law Internat...
17/03/2026

Modern financial crime is complex and cannot be tackled by institutions working in isolation.

Irish Rule of Law International is working with The National Prosecution Authority of Zambia and Southern African Institute for Policy and Research to strengthen financial investigations and asset recovery through specialised training for prosecutors, investigators and other justice sector actors.

As financial and economic crimes become increasingly complex — from corruption and fraud to money laundering and illicit financial flows — justice institutions must continually strengthen their investigative and prosecutorial capacity.

Through this partnership, prosecutors, investigators and other justice actors across Zambia’s Inter-Agency Framework will benefit from structured professional training designed to strengthen financial investigations, asset tracing, and inter-agency cooperation.

As Zambia’s Director of Public Prosecutions noted:

“We are not just building skills; we are building a sustainable shield against economic sabotage."

This initiative forms part of ongoing cooperation between Ireland and Zambia to strengthen justice institutions and advance the rule of law.

Locally developed and delivered by SAIPAR and the National Prosecution Authority, with strategic contributions from Irish Rule of Law International. This is possible through the support of the Government of Ireland and Irish Aid.

This is not what judicial training usually looks like.In Zambia, judges and magistrates are strengthening how courts res...
16/03/2026

This is not what judicial training usually looks like.

In Zambia, judges and magistrates are strengthening how courts respond to victims and vulnerable witnesses — through trauma-informed, rights-based practice.

Working alongside justice partners, Irish Rule of Law International (IRLI) has supported peer exchange between Irish and Zambian justice experts. That knowledge is now being delivered locally through a cascade model, with Zambian judges training their colleagues across jurisdictions.

Sustainable reform grows from local capacity.

Delivered in partnership with the Judiciary of Zambia.

Supported by the Government of Ireland - Irish Aid

Justice shouldn’t take years.In Zambia, overcrowded correctional facilities and delays in court access mean many detaine...
11/03/2026

Justice shouldn’t take years.

In Zambia, overcrowded correctional facilities and delays in court access mean many detainees spend years on remand before their cases are heard.

Through a partnership between Ireland and Zambia, mobile courts are bringing hearings inside correctional facilities — helping detainees access their constitutional right to a timely trial.

Over the past year:
• 142 sittings
• 1,853 cases heard
• 378 release outcomes (representing 20% of all cases heard)

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