Briefing Australian parliament for release of Bhutanese political prisoners
Bhutanese Australian Association of South Australia (BAASA) has a presentation to Human Rights Sub-Committee of the Joint Committee on Foreign
Read moreBhutanese Australian Association of South Australia (BAASA) has a presentation to Human Rights Sub-Committee of the Joint Committee on Foreign
Read moreThe ruling party DNT is damaging its well-built credibility by not removing its Home Minister Sherub Gyeltshen even after being
Read moreDeputy Secretary of State John J Sullivan visited Bhutan last week during which the US underscored the importance of protecting
Read moreA statement by the office of Prime Minister claimed people are tired of democracy, because of nature of the parties.
Read moreBy Tshering Tobgay The DNT government achieved a significant milestone yesterday. And they did not commemorate it with any fanfare.
Read moreThe US Ambassador to Nepal, Randy Berry, visited Bhutanese refugee camps in Jhapa and Morang districts of Nepal on Friday
Read moreBy Tshering Tobgay (former Prime Minister) Article 18 of the Constitution requires the opposition party to “… play a constructive
Read moreWorking Group on Arbitrary Detention of the UN has concluded its third visit to Bhutan making several recommendations to the
Read moreThe brief first session of the third parliament ended without making any important decisions but endorsing the government budget for
Read moreDruk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT) and its president Dr Lotay Tshering has unveiled the team of cabinet members on Saturday through
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