Local Legal Training Consultant – Cyber‑investigations & Cybercrime

About the role

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) seeks a local legal training consultant with deep expertise in cyber‑investigations and cybercrime. The consultant will design, deliver, and document a series of gender‑sensitive trainings, roundtables, and workshops for law‑enforcement, judicial, and parliamentary stakeholders across the MENA region.

Key responsibilities

• Organise a two‑day roundtable for MENA cybercrime experts and submit a 5‑page gender‑sensitive summary report.
• Develop and deliver two three‑day cyber‑investigative trainings for ACA officers, each with a 4‑page report.
• Lead a multi‑sectoral three‑day workshop on VAW&G, online violence, OCSE, and CSAM, providing a 3‑page summary.
• Conduct two sets of two‑day mock trials on online violence and VAW&G, producing scripts and a 4‑page reflection report.
• Provide a two‑day OSINT investigation training for police officers handling VAW&G cases, with a 4‑page report.
• Facilitate a two‑day capacity‑building workshop for criminal‑justice practitioners on VAW&G, delivering a 4‑page outcomes report.
• Run two sets of two‑day roundtables for Egyptian Parliament officials on cyber‑crime legislation, each with a 4‑page recommendations report.
• Conduct a two‑day roundtable for Cassation Court judges on cyber‑violence against women and girls, with a 4‑page recommendations report.

Required profile

• Proven expertise in cyber‑investigations and cybercrime law.
• Experience delivering specialised training to law‑enforcement, judicial and legislative audiences.
• Strong understanding of gender‑sensitive approaches, particularly risks faced by girls and women.
• Ability to produce concise, analytical reports approved by UNODC.

Required skills

• OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) techniques.
• Cyber investigations methodologies.

What we offer

• Opportunity to influence regional cyber‑crime policy and practice.
• Collaboration with UNODC and senior stakeholders across multiple ministries.