Year: 2021

It is said that “difficult times” are the harbingers of resilience, the spirit of positive growth and a new culture of work. It invigorates human ingenuity and explores best human ideals to resonate human feat and adaptability. The COVID-19 pandemic Read more

The Bhutan National Legal Institute with the financial support from the Royal Government of Bhutan is conducting a six-day training on “Mediation Skills and Techniques” for Thimphu Thromde Tshogpas, Clerks from the Royal Bhutan Armed Forces, Royal Court of Justice, Read more

The dawn of the 21st century heralded the revolution in knowledge economy. In the present age, knowledge economies address how information and ideas are created, used, circulated and adapted at an accelerating speed in knowledge-based communities, i.e. networks of individuals Read more

Justice for Children has become a necessary tool in the modern judicial machinery, creating a new paradigm for protection and administration of justice. A strong and informed Child Justice System is sine qua non in the modern administration of justice, Read more

The Bhutan National Legal Institute and the Supreme Court are jointly conducting a six-day training on “Advanced Dzongkha Grammar” for the Bench Clerks from 9 – 14 August 2021 at the Language and Culture Institute (LCI), Thimphu under the Justice Read more

Legal Research is an essential lawyering skill and researching law is an important component of the process of law reform. The ability to conduct legal research is essential for Legal Professionals regardless of area or type of practice. It is Read more

Justice at your doorstep – with Court-Annexed Mediation • Mediation of disputes has a long history in Bhutan. It was the customary law before the advent of the modern Legal System- Therefore; mediation is also a primary form of dispute Read more

To facilitate periodical dialogue and communication among Hon. Justices and Judges, the Institute facilitated consultative meeting virtually today. The meeting was held based on the feedbacks and recommendations received from the Bench clerks who have already undergone the training on Read more

The Constitution of Bhutan explicitly entrust the Judiciary with a sacred duty to safeguard and uphold rule of law and administer justice. The sacred role of the Judiciary to secure justice and fulfil the needs and aspirations of the people Read more

  From the blessings of the Sacred Dharma, emanating from the pure realms of clarity, wisdom and inexhaustible intelligence, Bhutan has entered into a fortunate eon with the birth of His Eminence Vairochana Rinpoche Ngawang Jigme Jigten Wangchuck. On the Read more