Management Position at National Human Rights Council Morocco

Career Opportunity at the National Human Rights Council

The National Human Rights Council (CNDH) of Morocco announces a competitive recruitment process for one contractual management position in category A. This represents a unique opportunity to join a leading national institution dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights in the Kingdom of Morocco.

Position Overview

This competition targets candidates holding a Master's degree or equivalent in the following specialties: constitutional law, human rights, public policies, or social sciences. Applicants must be Moroccan nationals and demonstrate proficiency in Arabic, French, and English languages.

Eligibility Requirements

Candidates must possess professional experience in central administration or regional human rights commissions. The maximum age for application is 45 years at the time of recruitment. All required documents must be submitted completely and accurately.

Competition Process

The selection process includes two main stages:

• A four-hour written examination covering the Council's areas of competence
• An oral interview lasting 15 to 30 minutes to assess candidate capabilities

Required Application Documents

The application file must contain:

• Application letter addressed to the CNDH President
• Updated curriculum vitae
• Copy of national identity card
• Copies of obtained diplomas and certificates
• Documents proving professional competence and experience (optional)

Application Procedure and Timeline

Applications must be submitted exclusively through the public employment portal www.emploi-public.ma with all required documents uploaded. The deadline for submission is May 6, 2026 at 4:30 PM. The list of accepted candidates will be published on the Council's official website.

About the National Human Rights Council

The National Human Rights Council serves as an independent constitutional institution that monitors and promotes the human rights situation in Morocco. It possesses extensive authority in monitoring, evaluation, and recommending policies that protect fundamental citizen rights.

Preparation Advice for Candidates

We recommend candidates thoroughly prepare for the examinations by reviewing the Council's latest reports and publications, with particular focus on current human rights issues in Morocco. Applicants should ensure their application file is comprehensive and clearly reflects their professional experiences and qualifications.