About the Organisation
The National Commission for Women (NCW) is a statutory body established under the National Commission for Women Act, 1990 (Act No. 20 of 1990).
The Commission works towards reviewing constitutional and legal safeguards available to women, recommending remedial measures, facilitating grievance redressal, and advising the Government on policy matters affecting women. It also undertakes research, conducts workshops and seminars, and promotes awareness regarding women’s rights and gender equality.
With the objective of disseminating knowledge on women-related issues and developing trained human resources, the NCW has introduced revised guidelines for engaging interns through three internship schemes.
Nature of Opportunity
Internship Opportunity under three categories:
- Scheme A: Paid Physical Internship.
- Scheme B: Paid Physical Internship.
- Scheme C: Paid Virtual Internship.
Eligibility Criteria and Internship Schemes
Scheme A: Paid Internship
- Eligible Candidates:
- First-year students of the 3-year LL.B. course.
- Third-year…
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