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RESEARCHER ON US IMMIGRATION POLICY – Human Rights Watch

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RESEARCHER ON US IMMIGRATION POLICY

United States Program

(Flexible location)

Application Deadline: September 6, 2013

 

Human Rights Watch (“HRW”) is seeking a Researcher for its US Program to investigate, document, and advocate against human rights abuses experienced by immigrants in the United States.  The Researcher will report to the Director of the US Program.  The position may be based in one of HRW’s offices in New York, Washington, DC, Chicago, Los Angeles or San Francisco.

 

Contact: Alison Parker <parkera@hrw.org>

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