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'Without women's rights, there's no human rights' |
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 March 7, 2010: As we celebrate internationally the successes and struggles of women, we join the world to commemorate the International Women’s Day.
Today and every day, let us march forward collectively with a conviction that without women’s rights there are no human rights as all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. We have a social responsibility to improve the wellbeing of the people at all levels and every facet of our society. I urge the Government and the people of Bhutan to take personal responsibility to embrace this year’s international theme “equal rights, equal opportunities: progress for all”. |
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Slippery bond between bureaucracy and democracy |
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March 7, 2010: The slippery relationship between bureaucracy and new democracy has always baffled the Bhutanese society ever since the dawn of the new governance system in Bhutan. |
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Protecting the consumers' right |
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March 7, 2010: Most Bhutanese consumers are misled by deceptive advertisements and false information because of their limited knowledge on the consumer’s legal protection rights. |
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G4S to rescue needy children |
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March 7, 2010: With an aim to bring joy and happiness to the physically-challenged children, Group 4 Securicor (G4S) Security Services celebrated the “Happy Day” with the children of Drak-Tsho Vocational Training Centre on March 3. |
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February 28, 2010: When the Prime Minister last week met with the stakeholders of tourism industry to clear the air about the government’s decision to liberalize tourist tariff, a consensus was reached on two decisive numbers. The tourist tariff was raised by US$ 50 in addition to the existing tariff of US$ 200 a day and Bhutan would bring in a staggering 100,000 tourists by 2012.
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