Are you ready to contribute your skills and passion to a pivotal national institution dedicated to human rights? The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan), established by Presidential Decree No. 181 of 1998 and reaffirmed by Presidential Regulation No. 8 of 2024, is steadfast in its mission to foster an environment conducive to eradicating violence against women and upholding women's human rights. In its continuous effort to engage the public, Komnas Perempuan is now seeking dedicated individuals for its Internship Program, offering a unique opportunity to directly support its crucial work.
## About Komnas Perempuan and Our Internship Initiative
Komnas Perempuan serves as a vital national body dedicated to eliminating all forms of violence against women and advancing, enforcing, and protecting women's human rights. We are a dynamic institution that thrives on collaboration, working alongside diverse individuals and groups with varied backgrounds, experiences, expertise, and perspectives. We cultivate a workplace that values continuous learning, teamwork, open dialogue, and individual capacity building, committed to upholding integrity, humanitarian values, anti-violence principles, anti-discrimination, diversity, and inclusivity.
Our internship program is meticulously designed as a transformative learning and development platform. Interns will gain invaluable experience through direct involvement in institutional activities, program management, analytical tasks, advocacy efforts, and other endeavors integral to Komnas Perempuan's mandate. We warmly invite candidates from all educational backgrounds, experiences, perspectives, and with relevant skills, who share our profound commitment to humanitarian values, equality, anti-violence, and anti-discrimination.
## What We Offer Our Interns
Through the Komnas Perempuan internship program, participants will gain an unparalleled opportunity to:
* Learn in an Inclusive Environment: Engage within a workplace that champions diversity and inclusivity, consistently upholding humanitarian values, anti-violence, and anti-discrimination principles.
* Acquire Practical Experience: Directly support and contribute to the impactful work of Komnas Perempuan, gaining hands-on experience in critical areas.
* Develop Skills and Knowledge: Enhance understanding and capabilities through active involvement in program management, information analysis, preparation of activity materials, and other pertinent learning processes.
* Engage with Experts: Interact and learn from esteemed Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRD) and individuals possessing extensive experience and expertise in the struggle to eliminate violence against women.
* Cultivate Ideas and Collaboration: Be provided a platform to develop diverse perspectives, innovative ideas, and collaborative abilities through structured learning and mentorship, adhering to established mechanisms.
* Contribute Meaningfully: Play a vital role in advancing women's human rights, aligning with individual capacities, assigned responsibilities, and the overall learning objectives of the internship.
Interns who meet the stipulated requirements and conditions will receive a daily student internship allowance of IDR 57,000, in accordance with the provisions of Minister of Finance Regulation No. 32 of 2025 concerning Input Cost Standards for Fiscal Year 2026. The disbursement of this allowance is subject to applicable regulations, including administrative prerequisites, attendance, and payment mechanisms established by Komnas Perempuan.
It is important to note that this internship is fundamentally a space for learning and contribution. The specific opportunities and experiences an intern gains will be tailored to the needs of the respective work unit, the availability of mentorship, and the prevailing regulations within Komnas Perempuan.
## Intern Eligibility and Requirements for Period 4 (November – December 2026)
To qualify for the internship program, particularly for those eligible for the student daily allowance, prospective interns must fulfill the following mandatory criteria:
* Active Undergraduate Student: Be currently enrolled as an active student pursuing a Bachelor's Degree (S1) or Diploma Four (D4) program.
* University Application Letter: Submit an official internship application letter from their originating higher education institution.
* Maximum Internship Duration: Commit to an internship period not exceeding two (2) months. The Period 4 internship for 2026 will run for a maximum of two months.
* On-site Presence: Conduct all internship activities in person at the Komnas Perempuan office, adhering to the designated schedule and attendance regulations.
* No Duplication of Payments: Ensure that the daily student internship allowance from Komnas Perempuan does not overlap or duplicate any other internship funding or facilities received from their university for the same period.
* Geotagging Attendance System: Accurately record attendance through the designated geotagging-enabled presence system, in accordance with Komnas Perempuan's established procedures.
## Internship Opportunities: Period 4 (November – December 2026)
Komnas Perempuan is seeking passionate and committed interns for various divisions and working groups for a two-month period from November to December 2026.
1. Knowledge Resource Center Division
Interns in this division will have the opportunity to learn and contribute to the management and development of knowledge assets, including digital archives and data, document classification, data digitalization and updates, management of Komnas Perempuan's publications, and supporting research processes, document refinement, data retrieval, and knowledge dissemination.
* Number of Interns Required: 3
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Studies/Knowledge Management
Required Qualifications:
* General:
* Ability to manage tasks in alignment with Komnas Perempuan's culture and values.
* Proficiency in computer operations, especially Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, or similar data processing applications.
* High capacity and willingness to learn.
* Good adaptability and communication skills.
* Research:
* Ability to process documents derived from knowledge development within the Resource Center.
* Capability to assist in managing knowledge dissemination activities at Komnas Perempuan.
* Competence in archiving Komnas Perempuan's knowledge development materials.
* Ability to process knowledge development outcomes from Komnas Perempuan.
* Skill in refining documents from 2026.
* Knowledge Management:
* Ability to input data meticulously, systematically, and consistently.
* Capability in managing report data.
* Skill in mapping different types of knowledge.
* Proficiency in digital archive management.
* Competence in library management.
Assigned Tasks:
* Knowledge Management:
* Input archive data into the archive inventory list or the digital archive management system in use.
* Identify incomplete, inconsistent, or duplicate data and report it to the responsible person.
* Assist in arranging and grouping knowledge assets based on established classifications.
* Support the archive digitalization process, including document scanning and file naming according to regulations.
* Aid in organizing digital archive folders and files for systematic storage and easy retrieval.
* Help with periodic recapitulation and updating of archive data.
* Assist in managing Komnas Perempuan's publication data.
* Research:
* Refine documents resulting from the Knowledge Resource Center's development activities in 2026.
* Assist in the execution of knowledge dissemination activities.
* Help with the recapitulation of dissemination participant reach.
* Aid in data retrieval required for the completion of knowledge documents.
* Support in arranging and grouping knowledge assets based on established classifications.
2. Recovery System Development Division
Interns will gain practical experience in documenting and managing information, including verbatim recording of meeting processes, updating partner databases, and researching and collecting information on community-based practices that support Women Human Rights Defenders.
* Number of Interns Required: 2
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Social Sciences
Required Qualifications:
* Ability to accurately record meeting and discussion outcomes within the recovery unit (as a note-taker).
* Capability to compile and update partner databases.
* Skill in gathering data/information on community-based practices that provide collective support for Women Human Rights Defenders.
Assigned Tasks:
* Perform verbatim recording during meetings organized by the Recovery System Development Division.
* Update the Recovery System Development Division's partner data through internet research or direct phone contact.
* Collect data/information via the internet regarding community-based practices as a form of collective support for Women Human Rights Defenders.
3. International Advocacy Division
Interns will have the opportunity to learn and contribute to international advocacy and institutional communication, including technical and administrative event preparation, documentation and minute-taking, management and updating of the English-language website, development of communication materials and digital publications, and management of correspondence, agendas, and follow-up communications with national and international partners.
* Number of Interns Required: 1
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Communication Studies, International Relations, Political Science (for students in semesters 4-6)
Required Qualifications:
* Strong and meticulous administrative and document management skills.
* Ability to conduct basic desk research, interpret policy documents/human rights instruments, and compile information summaries.
* Excellent written and oral communication skills, including proficiency in English.
* Basic capability in website and digital media management, including uploading and updating content.
* Basic graphic design and visual communication material processing skills are a plus.
* Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a team, possessing good time management skills and adherence to deadlines.
Assigned Tasks:
* Assist with the technical and administrative preparations for international advocacy activities, including coordinating participants, materials, invitations, attendance lists, documentation, and other technical requirements.
* Support documentation efforts and minute-taking for activities, including organizing and archiving meeting outputs.
* Assist in the management and updating of the English-language website, including uploading news, activities, publications, documents, and other relevant information.
* Help prepare communication and publication materials for activities, including basic designs, captions, and digital information content.
* Assist in the recapitulation and monitoring of correspondence, invitations, meeting agendas, and follow-up communications with national and international partners.
* Provide support for other technical tasks related to the implementation of international advocacy.
4. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Reporting, and Internal Oversight (PMEP & PI) Sector
Interns will learn and contribute to planning, monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and internal oversight processes, including preparing program and budget planning documents, processing data on proposed activities and program achievements, drafting Annual Report materials, and inventorying and organizing supporting documents for BPK (Audit Board) inspections. Interns will also gain insights into administration, documentation, and follow-up monitoring within planning, reporting, and internal audit preparations.
* Number of Interns Required: 4
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Law/Management/Economics/Social Politics/Government Administration
Required Qualifications:
* Ability to document and manage various documents effectively.
* Proficiency in administrative tasks and systematic document archiving.
* Capability in recording and documenting work processes.
* Basic skills in data and information management.
* Proficiency in using Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel, at a basic level.
Assigned Tasks:
* a. Planning and Budgeting Section (Focus: Supporting 2027 and 2028 Planning):
* Assist in the preparation and organization of supporting documents for program and budget planning for 2027 and 2028, including Terms of Reference (TOR)/Framework for Work (KAK), Budget Plans (RAB), activity matrices, and related planning documents.
* Help with the recapitulation and processing of data on proposed programs/activities and budget needs as input for 2027 and 2028 planning.
* Support the administration and documentation of the planning process, including preparing meeting materials, minutes, recording discussion outcomes, and monitoring follow-up actions.
* b. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting Section (Focus: Annual Report Preparation):
* Assist in the collection and recapitulation of program/activity achievement data for the preparation of the Annual Report.
* Help organize and verify the completeness of data and supporting documents for achievements, including activity reports, achievement matrices, quantitative data, and other supporting evidence.
* Support the processing of initial Annual Report materials, including compiling information from work units, preparing matrices, documenting processes, and administering report compilation.
* c. Internal Oversight Section (Focus: BPK Inspection Preparation):
* Assist in the inventory, collection, and organization of supporting documents for BPK (Audit Board) inspections according to the required document list.
* Help with the recapitulation and verification of the administrative completeness of inspection documents, including recording available documents and those still needed.
* Support the administration and documentation of the inspection preparation process, including archive organization, recording data/document requests, and following up on document completeness.
5. Community Participation Division
Interns will gain exposure to public communication, media management, and strengthening Komnas Perempuan's networks. This includes media coverage analysis, social media moderation, drafting news and digital content (designs, videos, narratives), supporting network strengthening with Komnas Perempuan's partners, and administrative tasks for activities.
* Number of Interns Required: 2
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Communication and Visual Communication Design
Required Qualifications:
* Knowledge of women's and human rights issues.
* Extensive network connections.
* Ability to write articles (e.g., campus journalism).
* Capability to assist in social media management.
* Basic design skills.
* Basic video creation skills.
Assigned Tasks:
* Manage the database for media analysis and coverage.
* Manage social media moderation for Komnas Perempuan.
* Write news articles about Komnas Perempuan's activities.
* Assist in creating design, video, and narrative content for Komnas Perempuan's social media.
* Support activities aimed at strengthening relationships with Komnas Perempuan's network partners.
* Assist with the administrative processing of activity documents.
6. Monitoring Division
Interns will have the opportunity to learn and contribute to monitoring, policy analysis, and complaint administration, including preparing initial analyses of case recommendation monitoring trends, mapping relevant policies, editing and designing monitoring reports, recording meetings and work coordination, and managing outgoing correspondence for the Complaints for Referral Unit (UPR).
* Number of Interns Required: 1
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Social Sciences/Law
Required Qualifications:
* Knowledge of women's and human rights issues.
* Extensive network connections.
* Ability to write articles and reports.
* Basic graphic design skills.
* Ability to comprehend policy articles and regulations.
Assigned Tasks:
* Assist in conducting initial analyses related to case recommendation monitoring trends.
* Help create a matrix of relevant policies.
* Support graphic design for reports.
* Assist in editing monitoring reports.
* Help prepare minutes for internal work coordination meetings or inter-unit meetings.
* Assist in recapitulating outgoing correspondence for the Complaints for Referral Unit (UPR).
7. Working Group on Women Workers
Interns will gain valuable experience in documentation, knowledge management, and activity administration. This includes drafting minutes and proceedings, managing archives and partner databases, performing basic quality control of documents, conducting data and literature searches, and providing administrative and event support.
* Number of Interns Required: 2
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Social and Political Sciences (FISIP)/Law/International Relations
Required Qualifications:
* Basic knowledge of women's and human rights issues.
* Basic writing skills.
* Basic research skills.
* Good communication skills.
Assigned Tasks:
* Draft minutes and activity transcripts.
* Assist in archiving the partner database.
* Support basic quality control of documents.
* Assist with administrative and event organization tasks.
* Aid in basic data and literature searches.
8. Education Division
Interns will have the opportunity to learn and contribute to data collection, mapping inclusive education and disability issues, and supporting the implementation of Education Division activities. This includes compiling data on universities and special education teachers in Indonesia, mapping various disabilities and their challenges, and active involvement in the work and activities of the Education Division.
* Number of Interns Required: 1
* Internship Type: Fulltime
* Internship Period: November – December 2026
* Preferred Faculties/Majors: Social and Political Sciences (FISIP)/Law/International Relations
Required Qualifications:
* Enjoys literature review and data collection tasks.
* Possesses insights into the field of education.
Assigned Tasks:
* Collect and compile data on the number of universities with Special/Inclusive Education departments and the number of special education teachers in Indonesia.
* Map various disabilities and their associated challenges.
* Assist with other tasks related to the activities of the Education Division.
## How to Apply
Seize this incredible opportunity to contribute to a meaningful cause. Follow these steps to submit your application:
* Submit your online application via the link: https://bit.ly/RekrutMagangKP no later than Friday, October 9, 2026, at 5:00 PM WIB (Western Indonesian Time).
* Complete the internship application form and attach all required supporting documents as stipulated by Komnas Perempuan's internship program guidelines.
* Provide comprehensive information regarding your educational background, relevant experience, interests, motivations, and objectives for participating in the internship program.
* Clearly articulate any skills and experiences that are pertinent to the learning scope or the specific work unit you are targeting.
* Ensure that all information and documents submitted during the application process are accurate, complete, and verifiable.
Only candidates who meet the specified qualifications will be contacted and invited to proceed to the next stages of the selection process.