If the pay wasn't so sucky, I might consider it

Spotted this in the online version of the Guardian. Too bad my Arabic, French and Spanish all stink.

INTERPOL, the International Criminal Police Organization, is looking for a writer/editor to join its communications office based in Lyon, France. As our publications writer, you have the opportunity to shape and present our messages to both public and law enforcement audiences, promoting the services we provide to police and our activities in the fight against today’s international crimes.

You will be responsible for writing publications (such as brochures, fact sheets and our annual report), multimedia scripts for video clips and podcasts, and messages for our web/social media sites. You will also edit and advise on specialist law enforcement publications and work closely with our web editor and press office in ensuring a coherent message.

You will need excellent English writing skills, 5-10 years of relevant experience and a proven interest in international affairs. Knowledge of French, Spanish or Arabic is an asset.

This post is offered as a 3-year full-time contract, with flexible working hours and a salary starting at 40,000 EUR pa, according to experience.