[Hiring] Reparation Praxis Hub Intern @Global Survivors Fund

Role Description

The intern will support the Reparation Praxis Hub team by conducting research and assisting with the drafting, editing, formatting and translation of documents.

Position Responsibilities

• Supporting research and legal analysis on key aspects of domestic reparation programmes;
• Contributing to legal and factual research on the nature, scope and impacts of CRSV, as well as relevant legal and policy frameworks concerning CRSV and reparation;
• Supporting the drafting, editing, formatting and translation of documents across the Hub’s areas of work;
• Assisting with factual and legal research and key informant interviews on domestic reparation programmes;
• Contributing to research outputs, including by coding interview and focus group discussion transcripts using NVivo;
• Assisting with the design and editing of visual materials, including PowerPoint presentations and Canva graphics;
• Presenting research findings and other work outputs to the team in a clear and structured manner;
• Assisting with other tasks as required.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a master’s programme in a relevant field, including human rights, law, political science, international relations or other related disciplines;
• A tripartite internship agreement between the intern, their university and GSF is mandatory for this internship.

Requirements

• Full working proficiency in English;
• Knowledge of Spanish, French, Arabic or other languages relevant to GSF’s work would be an asset;
• Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with a team in a remote working environment.

How to Apply

Please click apply to submit your application by 22nd November 2026 (midnight CET). Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Company Description

The Global Survivors Fund (GSF) was launched in October 2019 by Dr Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad, 2018 Nobel Peace Prize laureates. Its mission is to enhance access to reparation for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence around the globe, responding to a gap long identified by survivors.

• GSF acts to provide interim reparative measures in situations where states or other parties are unable or unwilling to meet their responsibilities.
• It advocates for duty bearers and the international community to develop reparations programmes.
• It also guides states and civil society by providing expertise and technical support for the design of reparation programmes.
• GSF’s survivor-centric approach is the cornerstone of its work.