: Amnesty International Thailand
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: 28 October 2025
11 November 2025
Job Title: Activism and Human Rights Education Intern
Department: Campaign Reports to: Activism and Human Rights Education Officer
Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contract Length: 3-4 months
Role Overview:
The Activism and Human Rights Education (HRE) Intern will support Amnesty International Thailand’s work to strengthen human rights education and grassroots activism. This includes assisting in the planning and delivery of workshops, training, and outreach with activists, youth clubs, and volunteers. The intern will contribute to developing educational materials, engaging in digital and offline campaigns, and coordinating with schools, universities, and partner organisations. In line with Amnesty’s Activism Strategy, the intern will also help strengthen the activist journey, including intake, mentoring, and recognition systems for youth clubs and volunteers. By the end of the internship, the intern will design and implement a small independent project with guidance from the team.
Key Accountabilities/ Responsibilities:
Support Activism & Education Programs: Assist in organizing and facilitating workshops, classes, training sessions, and capacity-building activities on a range of human rights topics.
Community & Club Engagement: Help build and maintain relationships with human rights clubs, youth groups, activists, and volunteers.
Support Activist Journey: Assist with intake, mentoring, and recognition processes for new activists, clubs, and volunteers.
Content Creation: Develop or adapt educational and campaign materials (e.g. presentations, articles, social media content, digital learning tools).
Research & Information Digest: Compile and summarise information on key human rights issues in accessible formats for youth and the public.
Coordination & Outreach: Support collaboration with schools, universities, and civil society partners.
Digital & Offline Engagement: Contribute to both online mobilisation strategies and offline activism events.
Community Mobilisation: Support grassroots initiatives and seed-funded local projects, linking them with Amnesty’s campaigns.
Documentation & Learning: Assist in monitoring and documenting activism activities, supporting internal learning and reflection.
Independent Project: Design and deliver a personal project on human rights education or activism with team mentoring.
Learning Outcomes:
Hands-on experience in human rights education and grassroots activism.
Skills in facilitation, outreach, research, and content creation.
Understanding of the activist journey, including intake, mentoring, and recognition.
Experience in digital activism and community mobilisation.
Project management experience through an independent project.
Key Relationships to Reach Solutions:
Internal (to Amnesty or team)
Activism and Human Rights Education Officers
Senior Activism and Human Rights Education Officer
Public Campaign Team
Communication and Campaign Team
Policy & Advocacy Team
Campaign Manager
PR & Communication Department
Fundraising & Growth Department
Operational Department
External
Rights holders
Media agencies, creative service providers, and journalists
Partner organisations, activists, and civil society groups
Volunteers
Person Specification:
Strong interest in human rights education and activism (e.g. freedom of expression and assembly; gender, racial, and intersectional justice; housing rights; climate justice; rights of refugees and migrants; protection of youth and frontline defenders).
Currently studying or recently graduated from a relevant programme.
Good organisational, research, and communication skills.
Ability to work collaboratively and engage with diverse stakeholders.
Fluency in Thai; English proficiency desirable.
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.
Learning and Development: Interns receive structured support, including mentorship, guidance, and resources for personal and professional growth.
Collaboration and Teamwork: Interns are encouraged to share ideas and work collaboratively with various teams to achieve common human rights goals.
Commitment to Human Rights Values: Interns are expected to adhere to Amnesty’s core values of impartiality, independence, and accountability.
Transparency and Accountability: We maintain clarity in expectations, responsibilities, and feedback to ensure the best experience for interns.
Support and Well-being: Interns are provided with essential resources like insurance, allowances, and a supportive working environment
Confidentiality & Professional Conduct: Interns must sign and adhere to Amnesty’s confidentiality agreement and organisational code of conduct.
Compensation:
Stipend: 6,000 THB per month.
Phone/Internet: Reimbursement up to 500 THB per month (with receipts).
Insurance: Accident insurance provided for work-related travel and activities.
Travel & Meals: Reimbursement of actual costs (with receipts) for work-related events outside the office. Daily commuting costs are not covered.
Housing Allowance: 3,000 THB per month for interns not based in Bangkok (valid rental agreement required).
Project Support: 5,000–10,000 THB available for the final project, subject to approval.
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 11 November 2025.
