Legal Research and Analysis (LRA) is excited to announce its “Write for Rights” internship program wherein you can have an opportunity to promote human rights through written advocacy.
About Legal Research & Analysis
Legal Research & Analysis or LRA Meta Properties Private Limited is a registered corporate entity under the Companies Act, 2013. It’s a law organisation typically dealing in research and policy studies.
Legal Research and analysis is also the premier and leading International Legal portal focused on law and government. It provides access to an extensive and fast-growing online library of free legal resources for use by legal professionals, students, consumers, and businesses.
The Mission
Our team monitors and reports on human rights issues from all corners of the globe. We are committed to shining a light on human rights abuses and holding those responsible accountable for their actions.
In addition to our reporting efforts, we also launch human rights programs designed to promote freedom of expression and other fundamental human rights. Through these programs, we aim to create positive change and empower individuals to stand up for their rights.
Eligibility Criteria
- Nationality: Open to all the nationalities
- Education Requirements: Students must be an undergraduate, graduate, or have done a masters degree from any registered and recognized university.
- Preferred Fields of Study: Law, Political Science, International Relations but Students from all backgrounds are eligible and highly appreciate to apply.
Selection Procedure
Selection can be solely based on the “Statement of Purpose” which should include your experience and passion for writing on human rights issues.
Here’s a draft and details for the SOP.
- Introduction: Begin your personal statement with an introduction that briefly states who you are and why you are interested in human rights.
- Relevant experience: Discuss any previous experience you have had in writing or working on issues related to human rights. This can include volunteer work, internships, or coursework that has prepared you for this internship.
- Passion for human rights: Talk about your passion for human rights and why you believe it is important to advocate for them. This can include personal experiences, values, or beliefs that drive your interest in this field.
- Writing skills: Highlight your writing skills and experience, including any writing courses you have taken, or published articles or blog posts that demonstrate your writing ability.
- Future goals: Share your future goals related to human rights, and how this internship will help you achieve them.
- Conclusion: End your personal statement with a strong conclusion that ties together all the points you have made and reiterates your enthusiasm for the program.
Remember to proofread your statement and make sure it is free of errors, and to stay within the word limit of 450-500 words.
Perks
- Opportunity to work on various projects related to human rights advocacy.
- Access to experienced legal professionals who will guide and mentor you.
- Opportunities to develop and enhance skills during the internship: Research and analysis, policy advocacy, writing and editing, critical thinking.
- Be a part of an internship program with a diverse group of international participants and engage with them on research and local human rights issues.
- You will have access to our team of experienced legal professionals who will guide and mentor you throughout the program
Program Schedule
- Deadline for Applications: March 15, 2023
- Program starts on: March 20, 2023
- Program Duration: 3 months
Perks
- Certificate of Completion of Internship
- Recommendation letter for top performing interns
Mode of Internship
Online
How to Apply?
Click on the link given at the end of the post to apply.
Contact Information
In case of any queries, you can write a mail to legalresearchanalyst2020@gmail.com with the subject “Query for blog”
For more updates, you may visit the website here.
Click here to apply.
Source: Lawctopus
