Back to Jobs
Legal research support in Trinidad and Tobago on asylum and refugee law
- Salary not listed
- Posted last week · via Workday
Conduct legal research on refugee protection under Trinidad & Tobago law
Support legal research on refugee and migrant protection under Trinidad & Tobago’s legal framework, including asylum seekers, legal status, and stateless persons’ rights. Conduct desk reviews of national and regional legislation, international human rights obligations, and legal questions from the legal team. Compile legal briefs and summaries with case law, human rights reports, and regional jurisprudence from the Caribbean Court of Justice o...
Why This Role?
Contribute to monitoring national legal frameworks and advancing access to protection for displaced persons
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct legal research on refugee and migrant protection under Trinidad & Tobago’s legal framework
- Perform desk reviews of national and regional legislation and international human rights obligations
- Compile legal briefs and summaries including case law and human rights reports
- Support preparation of legal documents and informational materials for outreach or advocacy
Requirements
- Education or experience in legal research, asylum and migration law or policy
- Familiarity with refugee or humanitarian policy and legislative framework
- Professional integrity and commitment to core humanitarian principles
- Excellent drafting and analytical skills
- Experience in data analysis
Required Skills
legal researchhuman rightsdata analysiscommunicationasylum lawmigration policydraftinganalytical skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
View Excerpt — Full Description at UN Volunteers (online)Show more
Read the full description at UN Volunteers (online)
The Online Volunteers will support in: 1. Conducting legal research on issues relating to refugee and migrant protection under Trinidad & Tobago’s legal framework, including the treatment of asylum seekers, access to legal status and the rights of stateless persons; 2.…
Salary Context
Similar Data & Analytics roles on LokerDollar pay around $115k/yr (range $9.7k–1000k/yr, n=187 active listings).
Market context
- UNKNOWNThis listing states no pay. Role median is $115,000/year (n=187 pay-disclosing listings).
- VERIFIEDOffice of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, CARICOM Regional Office: 1 postings in the last 3 months, 1 all-time on LokerDollar.
- VERIFIEDCompany first seen Oct 11, 2026.
- VERIFIEDThis listing first seen Oct 11, 2026.
- VERIFIEDLast verified live Oct 11, 2026.
Not quite right? Similar roles hiring now
See all 5 similar →Openness not stated by employer — check the listing
Source
Job Type
part time
Location
Remote · Countries not stated
Category
Seniority
entry
PostedFreshNew & verified
Oct 5, 2026
Frequently asked questions
- Is Legal research support in Trinidad and Tobago on asylum and refugee law at Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, CARICOM Regional Office a remote job?
- Yes, Legal research support in Trinidad and Tobago on asylum and refugee law at Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, CARICOM Regional Office is remote, but the employer did not state which countries can apply. Check the listing before applying.
- What type of employment is Legal research support in Trinidad and Tobago on asylum and refugee law at Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, CARICOM Regional Office?
- This is a part time position.
- How do I apply?
- Click the "Apply" button on this page to go to the official application at Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, CARICOM Regional Office.
Explore related
Market data & reports
Salary & skill-demand research built from our own listings data.
- Skills Remote Employers Ask For in the AI EraMost-named skills in active listings by kind, AI-named skills and the fastest risers. Weekly data.
- Indonesia IT Jobs vs Global Remote (2026)Primary analysis of 2,049 listings: methodology, classification rules, downloadable datasets.
- AI-Skill Demand: Indonesia vs Global Remote (2026)10,000+ postings, taxonomy-first classifier, Wilson CIs, pre-registered before analysis.
- Remote ≠ Remote: The Skills That Open Global Work to Indonesians (2026)12,891 remote listings: the highest-paid coding skills are the most geo-locked for Indonesia-based applicants. CC BY 4.0 aggregate dataset.
- The Compliance Layer of the AI Hiring Stack (2026)6,349 remote listings: 77.2% never state who may apply. Methodology and a CC BY 4.0 aggregate dataset.
- AI in Job Ads: Indonesia vs Global (2026)Global engineering ads naming AI rose from 3.4% to 23% after ChatGPT; Indonesian ads went from 2.2% to 2.8%. 2027 scenarios and a CC BY 4.0 dataset.
- Indonesia Hiring Report: Tech vs Non-TechJob demand by field from aggregate open-job counts — never individual listings.
- Indonesia Salary BenchmarkAggregate salary ranges across roles, with open methodology and dataset.
- Indonesian Remote Work Salary & Demand IndexHow much of the global remote job corpus is open to Indonesia, and what it pays (USD) by role.
- Indonesia Quarterly Labor Market ReportLayoffs, funding, salaries & skills per quarter — open aggregates.
- Remote Market Reports by RoleAuto-generated per role family — skills, seniority, companies, salary.
- Global Remote Salary BenchmarkAnnual salary by role & currency, plus the share of listings open worldwide.
From the blog
- 21% of Remote B2B Seller Listings Reveal Pay – What That Means for Your OutreachOnly 21% of active remote B2B seller jobs show compensation, a signal you can turn into a data‑driven sales pitch.
- Tech Seeker Playbook — What 3,917 Remote Listings Reveal About 2026 StrategyA data‑driven guide for global tech talent: skill demand, pay transparency, and the real value of AI‑focused titles.
- Event Planning Cover Letter Guide: Insights from 3,958 Remote ListingsOnly 21% of 3,958 remote jobs reveal pay—learn how to craft a cover letter that stands out when salaries stay hidden.