Bhutan National Legal Institute
འབྲུག་རྒྱལ་ཡོངས་ཁྲིམས་དོན་གཙུག་སྡེ།
The Bhutan National Legal Institute (BNLI) has begun a six-day online mediation course (Phase II) for the Local Government Leaders (Mangmis) today, with a total of 37 participants attending the course from their respective Gewog offices. Mediation is a vital Read more
The Bhutan National Legal Institute (BNLI) has begun a six-day online mediation course for the Local Government Leaders (Mangmis) today, with a total of 27 participants attending the course from their respective Gewog offices in the first phase. The course Read more
Legal Officers and other staffs from the Bhutan National Legal Institute is attending five-day “Training on Research Methodology” from 27 April – 1 May 2022, organized by the Institute of management Studies Limited (IMS), Serbithang. By the end of the Read more
The Bhutan National Legal Institute began a six-day virtual training on “Court-Annexed Mediation” (Phase VI) for the Bench Clerks today, with a total of 20 participants attending the training from various Courts across the country. Since the institutionalization of the Read more
The Bhutan National Legal Institute in collaboration with National Law University is organizing the fourteenth week of the NLUJ-eITEC Training Programme on Child Justice for judges of Bhutan from 19-21 January 2022. The primary intent of the training programme is Read more
Considering the crucial role of the judicial officers and Bench Clerks, the Bhutan National Legal Institute acknowledges the value of preparing the new appointees to execute their responsibilities efficiently. Hence, the institute is organizing a two-day programme on Judicial Induction Read more
On the auspicious occasion of our National Day, I offer my deep prayers to Guru Rinpoche, humble reverence to Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal, and profound gratitude to His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo. I extend my heartfelt Tashi Delek to the Read more
The officials of the institute attended a two day workshop on Workshop on Building Emotional Intelligence in the civil service (Search Inside Yourself) on 29 and 30 November 2021. The meeting was organized by Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC).
“Social Security” has been recognized as an instrument for social transformation and progress and must be preserved, supported and developed as such. Social security organized on a firm and sound basis will promote progress, it can help to make people Read more
A six-day virtual training on “Court-Annexed Mediation” (Phase V) for the Bench Clerks began today. A total of 23 participants are attending the training from various Courts across the country. It is funded by RGoB. The Institute, hitherto, has trained Read more