Pasantía de Apoyo al Área de Seguridad y Justicia sobre Monitoreo Judicial

The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in Mexico City offers a judicial monitoring internship within its Security and Justice unit. This program is aimed at advanced undergraduate students, graduate students, or recent graduates in law, international relations, political science, or related fields who are eager to gain practical insights into international human rights standards and national legal frameworks. Interns will engage in monitoring judicial decisions made by the Federal Judiciary, tracking federal legislative developments relevant to UN-OHCHR priorities, and assisting in drafting legal harmonization documents. Responsibilities also include helping document potential human rights violations and supporting day-to-day administrative and technical tasks necessary for the office's core mission. This position provides significant professional development and exposure to the global human rights ecosystem. However, candidates must be aware that UN internships are non-remunerated, meaning participants or their sponsoring institutions are responsible for all living, travel, visa, and accommodation expenses during the training period.