About HRLN:
Human Rights Law Network (HRLN) is a division of the Socio-Legal Information Centre (SLIC).
SLIC is a non-profit legal aid and educational organization, registered under the Registration of Societies Act, 1860, Indian Public Trust Act, 1950 and the Foreign Contributions (Regulation) Act, 1976.
About the Internship:
HRLN’s internship programme is a challenging and interesting experience for those committed to human rights and social justice in India. We offer an exciting opportunity to participate in movements for social change and welcome people from all fields to contribute to our initiatives. Interns and volunteers are an integral part of our dynamic team and we greatly value their efforts, creativity and contributions.
HRLN appreciates the support it receives from its National and International interns/volunteers. Our interns and volunteers go back with the commitment to contribute to the society through the experience they have gained while working with us.
We welcome and encourage internship applications from students in law schools and Institutes of Social Work that are less well known and outside the metro cities.
We actively support women, dalit and disabled students and volunteers and will do our best to make reasonable adjustments to our working environments and practices to accommodate equal access and opportunities.
Priority consideration will be given to applicants who have exhibited an interest in human rights, social and legal issues, and an eagerness to interact, learn and teach, for example by their voluntary work or activism on relevant causes.
HRLN has zero tolerance for behaviour or attitudes that display sexism, racism, castism, homophobia, transphobia, or discrimination based on disability, age, community or religion. Our interns and volunteers will be treated in accordance with this code and in turn are expected to follow it while on placement with us.
HRLN is a voluntary organisation supported by donations and is therefore unable to pay or reimburse any intern or volunteer for their travel, food and accommodation expenses or provide insurance cover. Although you will always find HRLN colleagues helpful and friendly, as a small unit, we cannot provide assistance with accommodation and travel.
We Expect
A minimum commitment of three months for international interns and one month for national interns who will work with an advocate or a social worker. Interns are expected to show professionalism while performing their tasks and produce a report at the end of their assignment.
Interns will build their capacity
1. In conducting research related to HRLN’s initiatives
2. In drafting public interest petitions
3. In conducting fact-finding missions,
4. In writing articles and publications for the website
5. In organizing workshops and conferences and such-like.
They might also be required to travel to other parts of India to conduct fact finding and research on human rights issues.
Applications must be submitted before three months thereafter (January for April, February for May, March for June, and so on.) You can also apply in earlier.
How to Apply
If you are interested to undertake an internship programme, please send your application form, a recommendation letter, writing sample and CV to [email protected] with a title in the subject line of your email: ‘Internship at SLIC: (mention month)’.
Download Application Form: https://bit.ly/3cbA5RM
For more details visit: https://hrln.org/page/intern-with-us
Contact:
576, Masjid Road, Jungpura
New Delhi – 110014
Tel: +91-11-24374501
Email: [email protected]
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