The C Ramalinga Reddy Educational Trust and the South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre offer the CGK Reddy Fellowship to journalists who report on human rights issues. The fellowship provides a six-week opportunity to work in Geneva during the annual session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. It supports professionals from both English and vernacular media who have a strong command of English.

Open to journalists with a proven record of reporting on human rights issues. Applicants should preferably be under 40 years of age. Candidates working in English or regional media with fluency in English are eligible. The fellowship does not specify income or academic marks as criteria.

Interested candidates should check the official page for application details, as the provider has not shared specific instructions publicly. Applicants may need to submit proof of human rights reporting, a resume, and a statement of purpose. Supporting documents may include work samples and references.