The internship experience has been shared by Ozasvi Amol from Amity University, Patna.
About the organisation
All India human rights association (AIHRA) is premier civil society on human rights. It also works as an NGO. It is a social helping hand that cultivates awareness with regard to the rights. It is an independent organisation that pens crime in society. It unifies youth, professional, intellectual etc. into a single unit for human rights protection.
Address of the organisation
The organisation is headquartered at 1/24, KMT Bhawan, 2nd Floor,ST#2, Lalita Park, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi-110092.
Duration of internship
15 days (15th to 30th July)
Application procedure
The application procedure was simple. One can directly send their CV to the email provided in the application.
Main tasks
The main tasks were preparing write-ups and presentations. The interns were given to research broadly on human rights in national an international sense with respect to various classes of the society like women, migrant workers, and children. The interns were also asked to highlight the cases of human rights violations in their areas where they reside.
Good things
The main thing was e-learning which was provided at its best. With every task we were also given study material. Since it was an online internship, one can learn easily staying at one’s home.
The coordinator was very cooperative and approachable. She took personal interest in clarifying doubts of every intern.
One can also become human right activist and join the organisation as per one’s interest.
Bad thing
None
If an intern is looking for research oriented exposure, AIHRA is the best organisation.
Stipend
None
My opinion
As a first year law student one can intern in an NGO since interning with an ,NGO is mostly preferred in the first year. Interning here would be a great experience.
The coordinator like Sania Dua mam who is the woman wing President of AIHRA is very friendly who will make the internship easier. One can work without stress here. On the very last day we had a virtual meeting with her where she explained working of AIHRA, how to become human rights activist and various facts pertaining to law.