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The Bhutan National Legal Institute in collaboration with the Supreme Court of Bhutan under the technical assistance from the Khesar Gyalpo University of Medical Sciences of Bhutan, is conducting a three-day training on Child Psychology (Phase II) to the Judges Read more

The Corporate entities are the driving force behind any of the modern economies. However, they are plagued by their own set of problems brought about by various economic factors often resulting in the declaration of insolvency. A good insolvency regime Read more

As part of the annual program under the PGDNL course, the Institute is organizing a three day Workshop on “Mediation Skills and Techniques,” in collaboration with the Royal Institute of Management, Semtokha. The workshop aims to familiarize the trainees with Read more

  Children in Bhutan is entering a new phase of life. As the nation progresses, we witness an unrestrained development in the field of science and technology. This is putting our children into a complex world of competition, and new Read more

A careful and systematic study and development of constitutional and administrative law becomes a desideratum as an instrument of control of the exercise of administrative powers. The Constitution lays down the structure and defines, delimits and demarcates the role and Read more

Her Royal Highness Princess Sonam Dechan Wangchuck, the Honourable President of Bhutan National Legal Institute, granted an audience to the trainees of the Post-Graduate Diploma in National Law (PGDNL), Class of 2021 at the Royal Institute of Management yesterday. Her Read more

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