punjab state human rights commission internship

 

The simplicity of the work and easy jobs assigned which still were highly knowledgeful for us. So such internships can be best experience for any first year law student instead of going to Courts or any Law firm.

Working on excel sheets was really very much monotonous. Also, sometimes the a/c used to stop working and since I was interning in the month of June, working there became very much frustrated at that time.

Our summer batch had around 25 interns. The training staff comprised of three members. The interns and the staff were very nice and interactive. My co-interns included students from UPES Dehradun; Amity Law School, Noida; SLS Pune. By Nupur Walia, University Institute of Legal Studies (U.I.L.S) (IV Year)

The First stage of our internship was to segregate the complaints received by the commission into cognizable and non-cognizable complaints and then fill relevant forms for them.

In the Second stage we did case reading on which the member judges of the commission had given their judgments. The cases included custodial death cases as well.

The Third and the last stage was to research and submit a project report on a topic related to violation of human rights. By Aarti Goyal University Institute of Legal Studies (U.I.L.S) (I Year)

The work given was pretty interesting as you will have to decide whether the case, which people appeal to commission, falls under the obligatory powers given to it or not and if yes, then under which codes. This is the work which you will get in starting couple of weeks and then you will get to do the case studies on which the commission has acted successfully closed. By Divas Jain, Jindal Global Law School, 2nd year