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Paid positions with the League — work that puts your skills at the service of justice, relief, and education.

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Why work with us

Work that matters, a team that cares

Purpose first

Every role — from caseworker to communications — directly serves displaced families and the movement for return.

Community-led

We hire from within the Rohingya community first, and pair every new colleague with an experienced mentor.

Fair conditions

Transparent pay bands, flexible hours around prayer and family, and training budgets for every staff member.

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Current vacancies

Updated July 2026

Job
CASEWORK
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
· Part-time

XYZ POSITION (Soon to be announced)

Support refugee families with UNHCR registration, healthcare referrals, school enrollment, and legal aid appointments across the Klang Valley.

Experience: 

Casework or social services

 ·  Languages: 

Ruáingga + Malay or English

 ·  Deadline:

September 5, 2026
Job
COMMUNICATIONS
Remote (any timezone)
· Full-time

Communications Officer

Run the newsroom: press releases, social channels, and media relations. Turn testimony and field reports into stories the world cannot ignore.

Experience: 

2+ years in journalism or comms

 ·  Languages: 

English; Ruáingga a plus

 ·  Deadline:

August 29, 2026
Job
OPERATIONS
Milwaukee, USA (hybrid)
· Full-time

Finance & Grants Officer

Manage donor reporting, branch budgets, and the annual audit. Keep every dollar accountable from gift to impact.

Experience: 

Nonprofit finance or accounting

 ·  Languages: 

English

 ·  Deadline:

September 12, 2026
Job
ADVOCACY
London, UK
· Contract

XYZ POSITION (Soon to be announced)

Draft UN submissions and parliamentary briefings, coordinate with partner organizations, and prepare League delegations for international sessions.

Experience: 

Human rights law or policy

 ·  Languages: 

English

 ·  Deadline:

September 20, 2026
Hiring process

What to expect

Two interviews at most, decisions within three weeks, and feedback for every shortlisted candidate.

01

Application review

Two committee members score every application against the posted criteria.

02

First interview

30 minutes with the hiring manager — English or Ruáingga, your choice.

03

Panel conversation

A practical exercise and a meeting with the team you would join.

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Offer & onboarding

Written offer with pay band, then onboarding with a mentor from day one.

Equal opportunity. The League hires without regard to gender, age, disability, or religion. Rohingya candidates — including those in camps and without formal certificates — are strongly encouraged to apply; we assess skills, not paperwork.

No vacancy fits? Volunteer instead.

Unpaid roles, internships, and scholarships are always open on our Opportunities page.