Do you have a passion for human rights? An exciting opportunity awaits you to make a meaningful impact! The Frank Jennings Fellowship, established in honor of a human rights advocate, offers a unique experience for dedicated individuals. This fellowship provides a chance to collaborate with an international NGO and the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Who was Frank Jennings?
Frank Jennings, the former Head of Research at Front Line Defenders, was a prominent figure in human rights activism in Ireland. This fellowship is named in his memory and is seeking candidates with a background or interest in human rights work in Ireland.

What Does the Fellowship Include?
The chosen Fellow will receive training in various aspects of human rights, including the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders, and will then embark on a comprehensive internship journey. This journey involves working in Dublin at Front Line Defenders, transitioning to Geneva for a six-month internship at OHCHR, and returning to Front Line Defenders for additional hands-on experience.

Who Is Eligible to Apply?
Applicants should possess strong drafting and administrative skills, knowledge of international and human rights law, and proficiency in English and either Spanish or French. A flexible and collaborative attitude is crucial, along with the ability to work effectively within diverse teams.

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