Internship

The International Journal of Human Rights Law Review (IJHRLR) is excited to invite applications for our upcoming internship program. This internship is fully remote, allowing interns to work from home. Selected interns will be assigned tasks including research work, case analysis, and blog writing on various areas of law. Topics will be allocated by IJHRLR, and interns are expected to adhere to set deadlines.

Who Can Apply?

We welcome applications from regular law students, regardless of their year of study. This internship is designed as a learning opportunity, making it suitable for students at any stage of their legal education.

Skills Required
  • Ability to differentiate between various research sources and identify credible data resources.
  • Clear and concise drafting skills, along with good written and oral language proficiency.
  • Efficient allocation of time and resources to complete tasks, with the ability to monitor and adjust plans as necessary.
Stipend
  • No Stipend
Perks
  • Certificate of Internship
  • Letter of Recommendation (performance-based)
  • Free Publication Opportunities
  • Editorial Opportunities
  • Discounts/Offers for seminars, workshops, and conferences organized by IJHRLR
  • Opportunity to be recognized as the Top Performer of the Month
Duration of Internship

The internship will last for a period of four (4) weeks. The upcoming internship period is from August 7 to September 7, 2024.

Application Procedure

To apply, please complete the Google Form and submit your CV here: Click Here.

Additional Information
  • Selected interns will be notified via email by August 5, 2024. If you do not receive a confirmation email by this date, please consider your application as not shortlisted.
  • Various laws and domains related to human rights from both national and international perspectives.

We look forward to receiving your applications and having you as part of our team to contribute to impactful legal research and analysis.

For any queries or further information, feel free to contact us at humanrightlawreview@gmail.com