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The document outlines details for an internship program in South Africa, including locations, types of work, and confirming organizations. Students will be based in Cape Town and do internships related to human rights advocacy, research, freedom of information, land reform, housing rights, and media campaigns. The document lists several organizations in Cape Town and others in Windhoek and Maputo that have agreed to host one or two interns. It provides dates for the program and information session and names the program coordinator.
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