Journalist under threat in Bhutan
Freedom of expression and independence of media in Bhutan is under attack while Bhutanese journalist face threat to their profession
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Bloggers standing up in Bhutan
The media is dying, journalists are leaving the profession and few media are under strict government control who rarely write
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Media owners in Bhutan get organised
The media owners in Bhutan announced the formation of Media Owners Association of Bhutan (MOAB) on 6 January 2015 to
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JAB announces journalism award
Journalist Association of Bhutan (JAB), the only trade union of the media professionals in Bhutan, has announced journalism awards for
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Five Indians abducted in Bhutan released
Five of the six Indian youths taken hostages in Bhutan for nearly a month have been release, Indian newspaper Jagaran
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JAB to elect new leaders
The second election to elect new leaders of the Journalist Association of Bhutan (JAB) is scheduled for Saturday (30 August)
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THE MELANCHOLIC STATE OF MEDIA IN BHUTAN
By Gyembo Namgyal Prior to 2006, Bhutan had one print media Kuensel, and one state owned BBS radio and television
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Bhutan Observer dying
The first bilingual newspaper of the country – Bhutan Observer – is set to die after eight years into the
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Media at the Crossroads
By Kinley Tshering For a small country with a population of only about 700,000 people, Bhutan boasts an impressive fleet
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Navigating the Bhutanese Media Landscape in a New Democracy
By Eddie Avila With Bhutan’s recent transition into democracy, and the lifting of the ban on television and there internet,
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