Dale and James J. Pinto Fellowship 2027–2028: Georgetown Law Human Rights Fellowship Application Deadline Extended at Law Georgetown Csm | Geneva, Switzerland
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Opportunity type
Fellowship
Location
Switzerland, Geneva
Work arrangement
Location-based; remote work not stated
Organisation
Law Georgetown Csm
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Job Overview
The Dale and James J. Pinto Fellowship offers a unique opportunity for a dedicated individual to engage in impactful human rights work. This fellowship is facilitated by the Human Rights Institute at Georgetown Law and provides hands-on experience in a critical global field.Eligibility
- Engage in international human rights advocacy.
- Participate in human rights litigation.
- Contribute to projects managed by the Human Rights Institute and the Robert & Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center.
- Conduct research and analysis on pressing human rights issues.
- Support ongoing human rights initiatives and campaigns.
Requirements
- Graduate of Georgetown University Law Center.
- Demonstrated interest in international human rights advocacy and litigation.
- Strong research and analytical skills.
- Excellent written and oral communication abilities.
- Commitment to upholding human rights principles.
Benefits
- A year-long immersive experience in international human rights.
- Mentorship and guidance from leading human rights experts.
- Opportunity to contribute to meaningful and impactful work.
- Professional development in the field of human rights.
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