Bhutan National Legal Institute
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Justice is a noble aspiration. Justice is the representation of aspirations of the society. It is the culmination of the collective efforts of different justice sector institutions namely the Royal Courts of Justice, the Office of the Attorney General Read more
Trafficking in Persons is a heinous transnational crime, which grossly deprives and violates freedom and basic human rights. It involves a complex and sophisticated Modus Operandi that threatens national security and development. Bhutan National Legal Institute acknowledges the solemnity of Read more
In continuation to the 14 weeks Capsule Style Intensive Training Programme for the Capacity Building of Judges, the fifth module on Cyber Crimes and Cyber Security began today. A total of 35 Judges and Judicial officers are attending the virtual Read more
The Institute holds great pride in institutionalizing Court-Annexed Mediation in Bhutan. There are about 80 trained mediators in the court, hitherto. Further, the Mediation report 2020 indicates 443 cases have been mediated in the courts since its establishment. However, there Read more
Trafficking in Persons is a heinous transnational organized crime, which grossly deprives and violates freedom and basic human rights. It involves a complex and sophisticated Modus Operandi that threatens national security and development. The Bhutan National Legal Institute acknowledges the Read more
February 21, 2021: HRH Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck launches Law Journal. Commemorating the 41st Birthday of His Majesty The King, Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck launched โBhutan Law Review Volume 15โ today. In line with His Majestyโs vision Read more
A two-day virtual Judicial Induction and Orientation Program (JIOP 2021) concluded successfully today. The opening ceremony was graced by the Honโble President, Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck. The Program was attended by seven Drangpons from Dzongkhags, six Justices Read more
Humans are by nature social animals. They rely on interaction and community to survive. However, when you live together, disputes are bound to arise. This is when Court provides justice to the wronged and ensures peace and stability in the Read more