Internship Description: The Advocacy Division of Human
Rights Watch (“HRW”) is seeking a full-time intern for the Brussels
office. The intern will primarily focus on advocacy projects related to
the EU Common Foreign and Security Policy/External Relations. The intern
will focus on projects on a range of topics, including monitoring the
activities and policies of the European Union in the area of human
rights, organizing and/or attending meetings, promoting HRW report
findings, writing correspondences, and conducting research. The internship will
ideally start on 5 October and will last for a minimum of four to six months.
This internship is unpaid. However, interns may be
reimbursed for some lunch and local travel costs as pre-approved by HRW and in
accordance with HRW policy. HRW internships often offer direct exposure to the
workings of an international human rights organization, close supervision by
the HRW staff, interaction with international organizations and foreign and
domestic government officials, and opportunities to attend lectures, trainings
and special events relating to human rights at the EU and elsewhere.
Qualifications: Applicants should be well-organized,
highly motivated, proactive, reliable, and willing to learn, with a good
knowledge of and proven interest in international human rights and EU foreign
policy. They must possess an excellent verbal and written command of
English and excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Outlook, and
internet research tools. Previous professional experience within an EU
institution/NGO is desirable but not necessary.
How to Apply: Please apply by 6 September by sending a
letter of interest, resume, names or letters of reference, and a brief,
unedited writing sample (no calls or email inquiries, please) toadvocacyinternships@hrw.org.
Please use “EU Advocacy Internship Brussels Autumn 2015” as the
subject of your email. Due to the large number of applications expected, we
regret that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Only complete
applications will be reviewed.
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