# National Commission on Violence Against Women Internship Program: November – December 2026 Recruitment
The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan), established under Presidential Decree No. 181 of 1998 and updated by Presidential Decree No. 8 of 2024, is dedicated to fostering a conducive environment for eliminating violence against women and upholding human rights. As part of our ongoing public engagement initiatives, we are thrilled to announce the official opening of our internship recruitment for the November – December 2026 period. This immersive program invites passionate individuals to learn, contribute, and grow alongside leading human rights advocates.
## About the Komnas Perempuan Internship Program
This structured internship is designed as an interactive learning space and capacity-building initiative. Participants gain direct, hands-in-pocket experience through institutional activities, program management, analytical tasks, advocacy, and core operational efforts aligned with the mandate of Komnas Perempuan.
We welcome candidates from diverse educational backgrounds, experiences, perspectives, and skill sets who share a deep commitment to humanitarian values, equality, anti-violence, and non-discrimination.
Who We Are
As an independent national human rights institution, Komnas Perempuan works tirelessly to eliminate all forms of violence against women and to promote, enforce, and protect women's human rights. Operating collaboratively, we value an open work environment that encourages continuous learning, mutual respect, and the cross-pollination of innovative ideas.
What We Offer Selected Interns
* Inclusive Learning Environment: Engage in a workplace that champions diversity, human dignity, and strict anti-discrimination policies.
* Practical Experience: Gain firsthand insights into national human rights advocacy and institutional operations.
* Skill Development: Enhance your information analysis, program management, and material drafting capabilities.
* Direct Mentorship: Learn directly from Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) and seasoned experts.
* Financial Support: Eligible student interns will receive a daily stipend of IDR 57,000 per day, regulated under Ministry of Finance Regulation No. 32 of 2025 concerning Standard Input Costs for Fiscal Year 2026, subject to administrative compliance and attendance tracking.
## Internship Requirements and General Provisions
To qualify for the internship program and receive the designated student stipend, applicants must fulfill the following mandatory criteria:
* Active Student Status: Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program (S1) or a four-year diploma (D4).
* University Recommendation Letter: Must include an official internship request letter from the home university.
* Maximum Duration: The program runs for up to 2 months during the November – December 2026 period.
* On-Site Attendance (Offline): Interns are required to report directly to the Komnas Perempuan office in accordance with the established schedule.
* No Funding Duplication: Applicants must ensure they are not simultaneously receiving duplicate internship funding or allowances from their university for the same period.
* Geotagging Attendance System: Daily attendance must be logged using the official geotagging presence system provided by the institution.
## Available Divisions and Placement Opportunities
We are opening recruitment across eight distinct divisions tailored to specific academic backgrounds and learning objectives:
1. Resource Center Division
* Openings: 3 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Knowledge Management / Related Studies
* Core Qualifications: Competent in data management, proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel, highly adaptable, and possessing strong organizational skills.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Input physical and digital archives into the digital management system.
* Identify data discrepancies or duplicate files for review.
* Assist in structuring knowledge materials based on established classifications.
* Support digital archiving, scanning, and file organization.
* Help manage Komnas Perempuan publication data and assist with knowledge dissemination events.
2. Recovery System Development Division
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Social Sciences
* Core Qualifications: Strong note-taking abilities for meetings and discussions, capability to update partner databases, and research skills regarding community-based support systems for WHRDs.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Record verbatim minutes during divisional meetings and forums.
* Update stakeholder and partner databases via internet research and direct communication.
* Compile information on community-driven collective support practices for Women Human Rights Defenders.
3. International Advocacy Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Communication Studies, International Relations, or Political Science (Semesters 4–6)
* Core Qualifications: Meticulous document administration skills, ability to conduct desk research on human rights instruments, fluent in both written and spoken English, and basic digital/website content management capabilities.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Support technical and administrative preparations for international advocacy events.
* Draft meeting minutes and archive bilingual documentation.
* Manage and update the English-language website by uploading news, publications, and relevant updates.
* Prepare digital communication assets, captions, and outreach materials.
* Monitor correspondence, agendas, and follow-up communications with international partners.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Internal Oversight Division (PMEP & PI)
* Openings: 4 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Law, Management, Economics, Social-Political Sciences, or Public Administration
* Core Qualifications: Systematic documentation skills, foundational data management proficiency, and basic competency in Microsoft Office (Word and Excel).
* Key Responsibilities by Section:
* Planning and Budgeting: Help prepare planning documents, Terms of Reference (TOR), budget plans (RAB), and activity matrices for 2027 and 2028.
* Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting: Aggregate program achievement data and assist in compiling preliminary Annual Report drafts.
* Internal Oversight: Inventory and organize supporting documents for official State Audit Board (BPK) examinations.
5. Public Participation Division
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Communication Studies or Visual Communication Design
* Core Qualifications: Familiarity with women's rights and human rights issues, strong writing skills (campus journalism experience preferred), basic social media moderation ability, and foundational graphic design/video editing skills.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Manage media monitoring databases and moderate official social media channels.
* Draft official news articles and produce multimedia content (designs, videos, and narratives).
* Assist in strengthening external networks and managing event administration.
6. Monitoring Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Social Sciences or Law
* Core Qualifications: Solid understanding of human rights and gender issues, strong analytical writing skills, basic graphic design capabilities, and the ability to interpret policy regulations.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Analyze trends in case recommendations and draft policy matrices.
* Assist in designing, editing, and formatting monitoring reports.
* Record meeting minutes and manage outbound correspondence for the Referral Complaint Unit (UPR).
7. Working Group on Women Workers
* Openings: 2 Interns
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Social and Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
* Core Qualifications: Foundational knowledge of gender issues, clear written communication, basic research skills, and strong interpersonal competencies.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Compile meeting minutes and transcripts.
* Maintain partner databases and perform baseline document quality control.
* Conduct introductory literature reviews and support event logistics.
8. Education Division
* Openings: 1 Intern
* Type: Full-time
* Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Majors: Social and Political Sciences, Law, or International Relations
* Core Qualifications: Strong passion for literature reviews, data collection, and broad awareness of educational landscapes and inclusive learning frameworks.
* Key Responsibilities:
* Collect and compile data regarding universities offering special education programs and the distribution of special education teachers across Indonesia.
* Map various disabilities and their corresponding systemic challenges.
* Support broader initiatives managed by the Education Division.
## How to Apply
1. Submit Online: Complete your application digitally via the official registration link at [https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP](https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP) no later than Friday, October 9, 2026, at 17:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB).
2. Complete Documentation: Fill out the internship application form and attach all required administrative documents as specified.
3. Highlight Your Profile: Clearly state your educational background, relevant experiences, personal motivation, and specific learning objectives aligned with your chosen division.
4. Ensure Accuracy: Verify that all submitted information is authentic, complete, and verifiable.
Please note that only short-listed candidates who meet the specified qualifications will be contacted for subsequent selection stages.