Internship - Victims Participation and Reparations Section, Data Processing Unit (24492)

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is inviting applications for a six-month full-time internship within the Data Processing Unit of the Victims Participation and Reparations Section (VPRS) based in The Hague, Netherlands. The unit is responsible for receiving, registering, and digitizing victim application forms for participation in judicial proceedings and reparations. Interns directly contribute to the organization's legal mission by handling confidential records, verifying input accuracy, and supporting data processing workflows. Candidates must hold a university degree or be in the final stages of their undergraduate or graduate studies, with fewer than three years of relevant full-time work experience. The position requires strong computer skills and proficiency in either English or French, alongside working knowledge of the second language. Experience with analytics or mapping software, such as Power BI or ArcGIS, is highly advantageous. Applicants should be aware that processing these materials involves reviewing sensitive content concerning international crimes. This position provides valuable exposure to international criminal law, database management, and judicial administration within an intergovernmental organization. Note that placements at the ICC are entirely unfunded, requiring selected candidates to self-finance their travel, living, and accommodation expenses in The Hague for the full duration of the internship.