Policy and Advocacy Intern
- Amnesty International Thailand
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- 09 Oct 2025
- 23 October 2025
Job Title: Policy and Advocacy Intern
Department: Campaign Reports to: Policy and Advocacy Officer
Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contract Length: 3-4 months
Role Overview:
The Policy & Advocacy Intern will provide research, logistical, and documentation support to Amnesty International Thailand’s Policy & Advocacy Team. This position offers a valuable opportunity to engage with Policy & Advocacy works including the rights to freedom of expression, freedom of peaceful assembly, children’s rights, and other areas of work that Amnesty International Thailand advocates for.
The role focuses on assisting with advocacy efforts, particularly in policy documentation and research, stakeholder coordination, and advocacy implementation. The intern will support the team by conducting desk research, coordinating meetings and events, and contributing to the development of advocacy materials and policy briefs.
By the end of the internship, the intern will design and implement their own human rights advocacy project, with guidance and support from the Policy & Advocacy Team.
Key Accountabilities/ Responsibilities:
1. Research and Documentation
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Conduct desk research and monitor policy development on relevant human rights issues, including freedom of expression, freedom of peaceful assembly, children’s rights, and other areas under Amnesty International Thailand’s work.
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Assist in preparing advocacy materials such as reports, position papers, and presentations for use in meetings with government officials, international organisations, and civil society partners.
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Participate in a range of public events such as conferences, press briefings, and advocacy activities to observe and document human rights situations, engage with stakeholders, and contribute to Amnesty International Thailand’s advocacy efforts.
4. Stakeholder Coordination
5. Logistics and Administrative Support
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Provide general administrative and logistical support to the Policy & Advocacy Team, including coordination of meetings, events, and documentation.
Learning Outcomes:
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A strong understanding of key human rights issues in Thailand and globally, especially freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, children’s rights, and other areas under Amnesty International Thailand’s work.
Key Relationships to Reach Solutions:
Internal (to Amnesty or team)
External
Person Specification:
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Strong interest in human rights policy and advocacy, particularly in freedom of expression, assembly, children’s rights, and other global human rights issues.
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Ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders, including civil society, government agencies, and international organizations.
Principles of the Internship:
At Amnesty International Thailand, our internships are based on the following principles:
- Equal Opportunity: We provide a fair and inclusive environment where all interns are treated with respect, ensuring that all learning opportunities are accessible to everyone.
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Learning and Development: Interns receive structured support, including mentorship, guidance, and resources for personal and professional growth.
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Collaboration and Teamwork: Interns are encouraged to share ideas and work collaboratively with various teams to achieve common human rights goals.
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Commitment to Human Rights Values: Interns are expected to adhere to Amnesty’s core values of impartiality, independence, and accountability.
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Transparency and Accountability: We maintain clarity in expectations, responsibilities, and feedback to ensure the best experience for interns.
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Support and Well-being: Interns are provided with essential resources like insurance, allowances, and a supportive working environment
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Confidentiality & Professional Conduct: Interns must sign and adhere to Amnesty’s confidentiality agreement and organisational code of conduct.
Compensation:
All interns are expected to uphold Amnesty International’s global staff values: Respect, Accountable, Creative, Considerate, and Decisive.
Applications:
Please submit a one-page cover letter outlining your motivation and how you meet the selection criteria, along with an up-to-date CV.
All documents must be in English and sent to tatsakorn.r@amnesty.or.th. The application deadline is 23 October 2025.
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