Mr. Ndayisenga is a senior police officer and United Nations (UN) Peacekeeping professional. He has 11 years of experience in planning and supervising police operations, judicial policing and training in human rights within the Burundian National Police. Mr. Ndayisenga holds a Bachelor of Law degree from the Burundian Police Academy. Over the course of his career he has held multiple senior posts from Police Station Chief to Regional Commander. Between 2013 and 2016 he worked as a UN Peacekeeper within the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti where he was in charge of mentoring and monitoring local police and officials to execute police duties in accordance with the International Human Rights Standards for Law Enforcement. During his Fellowship year Mr. Ndayisenga would like to focus on the study of human rights and learn more about the investigative work of the Human Rights Investigations Unit of the FBI. He would also like to network with specialists and organizations defending human rights in the United States and around the world to bolster his advocacy and training skills. Mr. Ndayisenga is particularly interested in the work of Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International.