the unknown refugee crisis: expulsion of the ethnic Lhotsampa from Bhutan-Dr...
Asian Ethnicity, Volume 15, Number 2, June 2004The Unknown Refugee Crisis: Expulsion ofthe Ethnic Lhotsampa from Bhutan1DHURBA RIZAL(United Nations University, Tokyo)Bhutan has been strained by ethnic...
View ArticleThe ULFA and Bodo militants were invited into Bhutan-Dr S Chandrasekharen
Be decisive on refugee issue The Kathmandu PostBy Dr S Chandrasekharen 19 August, 2002The 80th National Assembly of Bhutan, which began on June 25, rightly identified the two most important issues...
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Click here to reaD AND PRINT IN PDFhttp://www.thdl.org/texts/reprints/pdsa/pdsa_01_01_05.pdfPage 1 Peace and Democracy in South Asia, Volume 1, Number 1, January 2005.THE BHUTANESE REFUGEES: BETWEEN...
View ArticleChronology of refugees
Date(s)ItemJul 1990The Bhutan People's Party (BPP) submitted a memorandum to King Wangchuck in which it demanded the establishment of a democratic system. The Bhutanese government argued that there are...
View ArticleSantiram Acharya
Maoist militant apprehended 24 January, 2007 - A Maoist militant from the camps in Jhapa, Nepal, who had clandestinely entered Chukha dzongkhag to survey the security deployment of the Tala project was...
View ArticleReport of 1995 REfugee survey
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View ArticleBhutanese imbroglio purposely vexed !
By Mohan TamangOn Sept 27, 1991, former Justice of the supreme court of India V R Krishna Iyer had aptly said: "The time has come for the people of Bhutan to liberate themselves from a tottering...
View ArticleSeeking sustainable development
http://www.ges.kyoto-u.ac.jp/english/thesis/em_m2005/25E.pdf
View ArticleBhutan roads. ADB report
Bhutan: road improvement Project, A completion report by ADB. July 2007A 48 page pdf, may take time to openhttp://www.adb.org/Documents/PCRs/BHU/32288-BHU-PCR.pdf
View ArticleGlobalisation - the view from Bhutan : Lyonpo Jigme Thinley
If globalisation creates insecurity and shaming disparities of wealth, it will not work. For prosperity to be truly shared, says Bhutan’s foreign minister, the world needs an ethic of solidarity and...
View ArticleNepal and India agonize over China
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View ArticleResources better spent on UN-approved refugees: Kenney
'Fake' applications here are hurting those waiting abroad, the Immigration minister says.By Laura Payton Published September 9, 2009As part of its efforts to reform Canada's refugee system, the...
View ArticleBhutanese and Tibetan Refugees in Nepal - Implications for Regional Security
This paper addresses the situation and outlook of Bhutanese and Tibetan refugees in Nepal before the background of regional security issues. The paper introduces the situation of 100,000 Bhutanese...
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Bhutan at a Crossroads
By Mirka Knaster Can one of the world’s happiest countries survive the 21st century? Nestled in the soaring eastern himalayas between Tibet and India, Bhutan is one of the happiest countries on Earth....
View ArticleHow did the Bhutan refugee problem start?
Nepal: How did the Bhutan refugee problem start?Several countries of South Asia have been generated and received flow of refugees in large numbers in the twentieth century. While large-scale movements...
View ArticleIndo-Bhutan friendship, which is portrayed as unique in the world is in...
pTek Nath Rijal & Thinley Penjore*When Bhutan evicted the Lhotshampa community, the parliamentarians, senior citizens, farmers, women, children, handicaps, aged people, pundits and all those...
View ArticleBhutan: Inviting International Attention
Tek Nath Rizal and Thinley Penjore, Bhutanese nationalsThe historic records of Bhutan reveal government’s gesture of gratefulness paid either on the edge of sword or prison. The several reincarnate of...
View ArticleI was born in Nepal: HM the King of Bhutan
telegraphnepal.comThe King of Bhutan, His Majesty Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, revealed at an interaction with Nepal’s Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal that he was born at a Hospital in Kathmandu...
View ArticleBhutan: In the Shadow of Fear
Tek Nath RijalEnduring the torments at one after another prison, I was moved into Dradulmakhang prison, whose very name evoked fear. Known in Thimphu as detention centre, it was worse than the Rabuna...
View ArticleBhutan: Echoes of Pain
Tek Nath RijalBhutan’s criminal justice and prison system is cruel, barbaric, inhuman and primitive. The prisons were in bad condition. More than a formal prison, they were a brutal place for...
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