Key Skills

Job Description

Volunteer Research Intern (Human Rights & UPR Research) Company Description Solidarity Unity is a global social responsibility network dedicated to advancing equity, justice, and international cooperation through research, advocacy, and knowledge-sharing. As a fully remote initiative, we connect volunteers and partners worldwide through our online platform. Role Description We are seeking Volunteer Research Interns to support research projects focused on human rights and the United Nations Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process. Interns will assist with online research, reviewing reports, monitoring developments, tracking UPR recommendations, and preparing concise research summaries and briefing materials. This is a flexible, fully remote volunteer position with no financial compensation. Current Focus Countries Algeria, Bahrain, Brazil, Ecuador, Finland, India, Indonesia, Morocco, Netherlands, Philippines, Poland, South Africa, Tunisia, and the United Kingdom. Qualifications Strong research and analytical skills Excellent written English Interest in human rights, international affairs, or public policy Ability to work independently in a remote environment Familiarity with online collaboration tools Students, recent graduates, and applicants from all backgrounds are welcome What You Will Gain Experience with the UN Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process Practical research and writing experience Opportunity to contribute to meaningful human rights initiatives Experience working in an international remote team Apply Send your CV and a brief introduction to [email protected] with the subject line: Volunteer Research Intern Application

Core Responsibilities

Conduct online research on human rights and the United Nations Universal Periodic Review process, including reviewing reports, monitoring developments, and tracking recommendations. Prepare concise research summaries and briefing materials to support the organization’s projects.

Requirements

Applicants should have strong research and analytical skills, excellent written English, and an interest in human rights, international affairs, or public policy. They should be able to work independently in a remote environment and be familiar with online collaboration tools; students, recent graduates, and applicants from all backgrounds are welcome.