GCRPPB’s advocacy at Bhutan’s 4th UPR cycle was a considerable success
By Srijana Sapkota and Divya Chauwan, Geneva, Switzerland In an incredible week of advocacy, the Global Campaign for the Release
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Following consistent efforts by the Global Campaign for Release of Political Prisoners in Bhutan (GCRPPB) in collaboration with international organisations
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Read MoreGlobal Campaign for the Release of Political Prisoners in Bhutan (GCRPPB), a Hague-based exile Bhutanese Human Rights body that has
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