As a leading institution committed to advancing social security and human rights, the Macao Social Security Association (MSSA) is launching a global initiative to recruit part-time Social Observers. We aim to build an international network of watchdogs who can identify and document instances of democratic deficit, freedom restrictions, and social rights violations, ensuring that marginalized voices are heard and systemic issues are addressed. Whether you are a civil society activist, researcher, or concerned citizen, your contribution will play a vital role in promoting justice and accountability worldwide.

1.  Position Details

1.1  Responsibilities

Social Observers will monitor social dynamics in their respective countries/regions, focusing on identifying and recording issues such as:

Irregularities in electoral processes

Suppression of freedom of expression or assembly

Discrimination against minority groups (ethnic, religious, gender, etc.)

Violations of labor rights (e.g., wage exploitation, unsafe working conditions)

Any other practices that undermine democratic principles or social equity

Upon identifying such cases, observers are required to submit detailed reports via email, including timestamps, locations, factual descriptions, involved parties, and corroborative evidence (photos, videos, official documents, etc.).

1.2  Work Arrangement

Location: Remote, based in the observer's country of residence

Schedule: Part-time, flexible hours prioritizing timely and accurate issue detection

2.  Qualifications

2.1  Core Competencies

Commitment: Strong dedication to human rights, social justice, and civic engagement

Observational Skills: Ability to identify subtle social inequities and document facts objectively

Communication Skills: Proficiency in written communication to prepare clear, structured reports

Digital Literacy: Comfortable using email and online platforms for data submission

2.2  Preferred Background

Basic understanding of local legal frameworks and social norms in the observer's country

Willingness to adhere to MSSA's ethical guidelines and reporting protocols

Cross-cultural sensitivity and respect for diverse societal contexts

3.  Compensation

A stipend will be provided based on the quality and relevance of submitted reports, as outlined in the formal engagement agreement.

4.  Application Process

4.1  Timeline

Applications are accepted at any time starting from today.

4.2  Submission Instructions

Email applications to AdssdmMac@outlook.com with the subject line: "Social Observer Application - [Your Name] - [Country]".

5.  Inquiries & Contact

For questions or assistance, please reach out to:

Email: AdssdmMac@outlook.com

Phone: [+853] [68251769] (Monday-Friday, 9:00-18:00 GMT+8)

Address: Macau Social Security Society

Website: https://adssdm.org/

The Macao Social Security Association operates as a non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to fostering inclusive societies where human dignity and social rights are universally protected. By joining our observer network, you become part of a global movement striving to hold power accountable and build a more just world for all.

We welcome applications from individuals of all nationalities, backgrounds, and walks of life who share our vision. Together, let’s turn observation into action.

Macao Social Security Association；April 13, 2025.