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HRW concerns violence in camps, Mechi bridge

Kathmandu, June 01: The Human Rights Watch (HRW) has asked the Nepalese police to protect exiled Bhutanese from mob violence and ensure their right to peaceful expression. Asking the exiled Bhutanese not to resort to violence while exercising their right to return to Bhutan, the HRW has called on Indian police as well to act […]

Published on Jun 01 2007 // Main News

Bhutan&#039s only Buddhist convert yearns to bring Catholicism to homeland (REPRODUCTION)

DARJEELING, India: Bhutan's first Buddhist convert to Catholicism is waiting for democracy to be established in the Himalayan kingdom so that he can begin his priestly ministry there. Jesuit Father Kinley Tshering currently serves as rector and principal of St. Joseph's School in India's Darjeeling town. "When my term (here) expires, I hope to go […]

Published on May 31 2007 // Main News

Journalist association mulled in Bhutan

Thimphu, May 31: The media workers associated to private newspapers and government-owned media discussed to establish Journalists Association of Bhutan. Ten senior editors from Kuensel, Bhutan Times, Bhutan Observer and Bhutan Broadcasting Service attended the meeting. The participants highlighted the importance and need for such a body at a time political scenario is changing in […]

Published on May 31 2007 // Main News

40 percent voted &#039mock&#039

Thimphu, May 31: According to the Election Commission, the total number of people giving their votes during the recent mock election has increased compared to first round. Of the total, over 400,000 eligible voters, 161,986 attended the polling stations on May 28 mock elections to make Yellow Party win. In the first round, the turn […]

Published on May 31 2007 // Main News

Students burn Indian PM&#039s portrait

Kathmandu, May 30: At least a dozen of exiled Bhutanese students staying in Kathmandu has demonstrated in front of the Indian Embassy on Wednesday urging not to intervene in the ongoing 'Long March'. Som Subedi informed the BNS that some dozens of security personnel deployed at the Embassy area barred agitators to burn the effigy of […]

Published on May 30 2007 // Main News

Exiled Bhutanese call off long march

KATHMANDU, May 30 – Exiled Bhutanese  Wednesday called off their Long March for voluntary repatriation following two-hour long talks with Indian officials at Panitanki after the latter agreed to release 14 arrested exiled Bhutanese and hold dialogue with Bhutan. The exiled Bhutanese—who had been stopped by Indian security personnel at the Mechi Bridge for the last two […]

Published on May 30 2007 // Main News

SSB shot one, arrests rights activists

Kakarvitta, May 30: Sha Bahadur Dewan of Sanishcare Morang camp died from the Sasastra Suraksha Bal (SSB) firing at the Mechi Bridge and some hundreds have sustained serious injuries at random bullet firings on Tuesday. Dewan died on the way to BP Koirala Memorial Hospital, Dharan. Meanwhile, Indian authories have detained Narad Adhikari, general secretary […]

Published on May 29 2007 // Main News

Tensed situation in Beldangi camp continues

Damak, May 28: Following the death of a youth in Beldangi camp on Sunday, the tensed situation has continued despite indefinite curfew clamped by the local authorities from 11 am on Monday.  Thousands of people in all three Beldangi camps have been trying to defy the curfew. Meanwhile, some dozens have sustained serious injuries during […]

Published on May 28 2007 // Main News

UNHCR calls on camp people to show restrain

Kathmandu, May 28: The UN refugee agency has expressed grave concern over the death of one refugee minor and several injured exiled Bhutanese and policemen during the scuffle in the Beldangi II camp in Jhapa district on Sunday. According to a press statement released on Monday, the UNHCR has said that the violence broke out […]

Published on May 28 2007 // Main News

Another youth dies at police firing in camp

Kathmandu, May 28: Purna Bahadur Tamang, 20, of Beldangi camp has died at police firing on Monday during the curfew hours. Tamang died while undergoing treatment at AMDA Hospital, Damak. Talking to the BNS over telephone, the camp secretary of Khudunabari camp, Manoj Rai confirmed the death of Tamang. Bhutan News Service   

Published on May 28 2007 // Main News
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