As Bhutan king visits India, he should be urged to free political prisoners in his country

At least 32 political prisoners – mostly Nepali-speaking Bhutanese – who are languishing in his nation’s jails.

Bhutan’s king is soon to arrive in Australia — he should be urged to free the nation’s political prisoners

Bhutan: Urgently Reform Justice System, Prison Conditions

Released Political Prisoner Describes Desperate Conditions

Submission to the Universal Periodic Review of Bhutan

47th Session of the UN Universal Periodic Review

Bhutan: New Government Should Release Political Prisoners

Uphold Ideal of ‘Gross National Happiness’ by Ensuring Economic Rights of All

Letter to Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay Regarding Human Rights Issues in Bhutan

Bhutan: Freed Political Prisoner Describes Dire Conditions

Foreign Governments Should Urge Release of Dozens Held for Decades

Bhutan: King Should Free Political Prisoners

At Least 37 Serving Long Sentences Following Alleged Torture, Unfair Trials

Bhutan’s Long-Serving Political Prisoners Should be Released

Bhutan: Free Long-Term Political Prisoners

Held for Decades After Torture, Unfair Trials

Submission to the Committee on the Rights of the Child Review of Bhutan

80th pre-session

Submission to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on Bhutan

80th pre-session

Bhutan on Brink of Overturning Same-Sex Conduct Ban

Upper Chamber of Parliament Should Remove Stigmatizing Provision

India Is an Overwhelming Presence in South Asia, and Must Do More to Build Trust

Repeatedly Saying India Wants Peaceful Ties Is Not Enough