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Campaign to release political prisoners in Bhutan

Coinciding with the 71st International Human Rights Day, resettled Bhutanese communities in 6 resettled countries around the world submitted a

The Bhutanese diaspora is running a signature campaign through petitions.net aimed at garnering support and solidarity from governments of their

Resettled Bhutanese in the US Bhuwan Pyakurel has been elected as the councilor to the Reynoldburg City Council in Ohio

King Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuk, Queen Jetsum Pema and Prince Jigme Namgyal Wangchuk have left for Japan on Monday to

An incident in Dochula where an Indian tourist climbed up a Chorten has sparked angered among Bhutanese netizens and call

The ruling party DNT is damaging its well-built credibility by not removing its Home Minister Sherub Gyeltshen even after being

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi left Thimphu after completing his two-day state visit to Bhutan during which he held talks

A statement by the office of Prime Minister claimed people are tired of democracy, because of nature of the parties.

Members of Druk National Congress celebrates the Party’s 25th Foundation Day at Kathmandu on June 16, 2019. Gedun Choephel, President

A long needed Think Tank to delve with issues concerning Bhutan has finally been established, a statement jointly signed by