# National Commission on Violence Against Women Internship Recruitment (November – December 2026)
Are you passionate about human rights, gender equality, and social justice? The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) proudly announces its official internship recruitment program for the period of November to December 2026. This initiative invites dedicated and enthusiastic students to contribute meaningfully to institutional operations, advocacy, and research while building professional capacity.
## About the Komnas Perempuan Internship Program
Established through Presidential Decree No. 181 of 1998 and later updated by Presidential Regulation No. 8 of 2024, Komnas Perempuan serves as the national independent institution dedicated to eliminating all forms of violence against women and upholding women's human rights.
The internship program functions as a dynamic learning environment. Participants gain direct, hands-on experience by engaging with institutional programs, data analysis, advocacy initiatives, and community empowerment projects. We welcome candidates from diverse educational backgrounds who share a profound commitment to humanitarian values, inclusivity, and the eradication of discrimination and violence.
What We Offer Interns
* Inclusive Learning Environment: Work within a progressive space that champions diversity, human dignity, and anti-discrimination values.
* Practical Experience: Gain invaluable insights into the daily operations of a prominent national human rights commission.
* Skill Enhancement: Sharpen your research, program management, data analysis, and content creation skills.
* Networking Opportunities: Learn directly from seasoned Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) and multidisciplinary experts.
* Daily Stipend: Eligible interns receive a daily allowance of IDR 57,000, in accordance with Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 32 of 2025 regarding Standard Input Costs for Fiscal Year 2026, subject to administrative and attendance compliance.
## General Requirements and Provisions
To qualify for the internship program and receive the designated daily student stipend, applicants must fulfill the following mandatory criteria:
1. Active Enrollment: Must be active undergraduate students currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree (S1) or Diploma Four (D4).
2. University Approval: Must provide an official internship request letter issued by their home university.
3. Program Duration: The internship spans a maximum duration of 2 months (November – December 2026).
4. Offline Placement: Interns are required to work on-site at the Komnas Perempuan office in accordance with the official attendance schedule.
5. No Funding Duplication: Applicants must ensure they are not simultaneously receiving duplicate funding or allowances for the same internship period from their university.
6. Geotagging Attendance: Mandatory check-ins must be conducted using the official geotagging attendance system provided by Komnas Perempuan.
## Available Internship Divisions and Placements
Komnas Perempuan is opening positions across multiple specialized divisions. Review the specific qualifications and responsibilities for each unit below to find your ideal fit.
1. Resource Center Division
* Openings: 3 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Knowledge Management / Information Studies
* General Qualifications: Strong administrative discipline, proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel, high willingness to learn, and excellent communication skills.
Core Tasks:
* Knowledge Management: Input archival data into digital systems, identify data discrepancies, organize digital files systematically, and manage publication databases.
* Research Support: Assist in streamlining 2026 knowledge product documents, support knowledge dissemination events, track participant metrics, and conduct literature searches.
2. Recovery System Development Division
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Social Sciences
General Qualifications: Proven note-taking skills (verbatim* transcription), proficiency in maintaining databases, and an aptitude for gathering community-based support practices for WHRDs.
Core Tasks:
* Documentation & Updates: Serve as meeting note-taker, update partner databases via internet or telephone research, and compile data on collective support systems for Women Human Rights Defenders.
3. International Advocacy Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Communication Studies, International Relations, or Political Science (Semesters 4–6)
* General Qualifications: Strong administrative skills, ability to conduct desk research and summarize policy documents, fluent in English (written and spoken), and basic digital media management skills.
Core Tasks:
* Advocacy Support: Assist with administrative preparations for international forums, draft meeting minutes, update the English-language website, create digital publication materials, and manage correspondence with global partners.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Internal Oversight (PMEP & PI)
* Openings: 4 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Law, Management, Economics, Social-Political Sciences, or Public Administration
* General Qualifications: Strong document management skills, basic data processing abilities, and proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word and Excel).
Core Tasks by Sub-Section:
* Planning and Budgeting (2027–2028 Preparation): Prepare Terms of Reference (TOR), Budget Plans (RAB), and organize program planning documents.
* Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting: Compile program achievement data and assist in drafting the Annual Report.
* Internal Oversight (BPK Audit Preparation): Inventory, collect, and organize documents required for the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) inspection.
5. Community Participation Division
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Communication Studies or Visual Communication Design
* General Qualifications: Familiarity with women’s issues and human rights, strong campus journalism or writing skills, basic social media management, and basic graphic design/video editing abilities.
Core Tasks:
* Public Communication: Manage media analysis databases, moderate social media channels, write institutional news articles, design digital content (graphics and videos), and strengthen partner networks.
6. Monitoring Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Social Sciences or Law
* General Qualifications: Solid understanding of human rights and gender issues, strong drafting and analytical skills, basic graphic design knowledge, and familiarity with policy regulations.
Core Tasks:
* Policy Monitoring: Assist in analyzing case recommendation trends, map relevant policy matrices, edit and design monitoring reports, take meeting notes, and manage outgoing correspondence for the Referral Complaint Unit (UPR).
7. Women Workers Working Group
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Social and Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
* General Qualifications: Foundational knowledge of gender issues and human rights, basic research and writing skills, and strong interpersonal communication.
Core Tasks:
* Documentation & Research: Draft meeting minutes and transcripts, manage partner databases, perform preliminary quality control on documents, and conduct basic literature reviews.
8. Education Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-time
* Major/Faculty: Social and Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
* General Qualifications: Strong passion for literature reviews, data collection, and an acute awareness of the education sector.
Core Tasks:
* Educational Mapping: Compile data on Indonesian universities offering special education programs, map out various types of disabilities and their unique challenges, and support overall division activities.
## How to Apply
Ready to make an impact? Submit your application online through the official registration link:
👉 [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP)
Application Deadline: Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB).
Ensure you complete the internship application form and attach all required documents, clearly detailing your educational background, relevant experiences, motivation, and the specific division you wish to join. Only shortlisted candidates who meet the stringent qualifications will be contacted for subsequent selection phases. Take this step toward advancing women’s human rights today!