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Indefinite sit-in resumed

Kathmandu, November 04: More than 40 exiled Bhutanese have resumed the indefinite sit-in protest in front of the UN House at Pulchowk in Nepal from Friday demanding immediate and durable solution to the protracted crisis. They have come all the way from camps in Jhapa and Morang districts and said priority should be for respectable […]

Published on Nov 03 2006 // Main News

Census from November 15

Kathmandu, November o2: A fresh population date collection process would begin in all the seven camps from November 15. The Home Ministry of Nepal and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Nepal office have said they will be cooperating in the process. The UNHCR had been pointing out the need for fresh census […]

Published on Nov 02 2006 // Main News

Refugees are reluctant to return home

Kathmandu, November 2: Angolan refugees are reluctant to return home from neighboring Zambia despite an assurance that peace has returned to their home country, Zambian Home Affairs Permanent Secretary Peter Mumba said. Sunday Times of Zambia quoted Mumba as saying that the Zambian government is concerned about the continued reluctance when it is conducive for the […]

Published on Nov 02 2006 // Main News

Bhutanese delegation meets DPM

Kathmandu, November 02: A delegation led by National Front for Democracy (NFD) Thinley Penjor met Nepalese Deputy Prime Minister cum Foreign Minister K. P. Sharma Oli on November 2 and discussed about the issues of the exiled Bhutanese and the forthcoming bilateral talks between Bhutan and Nepal. According to Jagir Man Lama, General Secretary of […]

Published on Nov 02 2006 // Main News

Demonstrators get back

Damak, November 02: The ten cadres of the Human Rights Organization of Bhutan (HUROB) and Bhutan Gorkha Natioanal Liberation Front (BGNLF) arrested by the Royal Bhutan Police while demonstrating in Phuentsholing October 29 were handed over to West Bengal police at Jaigaon who in turn reached them to Mechi bridge, Indo-Nepal border the following day […]

Published on Nov 02 2006 // Main News

Election regulations prepared

Thimphu, November 02: The Election Commission is preparing regulations on election advertising and media coverage for the historic 2008 elections to ensure fair elections. Commission has said, The Media Coverage of Election Rules and Regulations and the Election Advertising Regulations would bar media from promoting any single political party. The regulations were also discussed during […]

Published on Nov 02 2006 // Main News

TBR November 2006

No 25 November 2006

Published on Nov 01 2006 // The Bhutan Reporter

A Family&#039s Psychic Journey to an Unreachable Horizon

The play, at the Cherry Lane Theater, is named for the kingdom in the Himalayas, but everyone in it talks like a caricature of a Maine lobsterman, since it's set somewhere in New England, and that exaggerated drawl (done inconsistently here, as it almost always is) is theatrical shorthand for "poor and undereducated." Happily, there […]

Published on Oct 31 2006 // Opinion

Demonstrators arrested in Phuentsholing

Damak, October 30: The Bhutan government on Sunday arrested more than 10 of the exiled Bhutanese who stated demonstrations in Phuentsholing demanding early repatriation. According to the press statement issued by chairman of Human Rights Organization of Bhutan (HUROB) S. B. Subba, all of the arrested people are kept in the local police custody. The […]

Published on Oct 30 2006 // Main News

Other than the US are also willing: UNHCR Nepal chief

Kathmandu, October 28: The western countries other than the US have also shown interest to take exiled Bhutanese for resettlement. The office of the UN refugee agency in Kathmandu has said these countries have been demanding the quota they are required to take. We are not in the position to provide the number of exiled […]

Published on Oct 28 2006 // Main News
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