Bhutan law review. ([Thimphu] : Bhutan National Legal Institute (BNLI).)
Vol.9,2018. The exposition of constitutional kuthangs -- The roles of the judiciary in creating a just, civil society: a society based on justice, equality and fairness -- Lynpo Tshering Wangchuk, the critical roles of laws in a changing society -- Lynpo Sonam Tobgye, judges and judging in democratic Bhutan -- Lungten Dubgyur, a decade of judicial reforms under his majesty the king's glorious reign -- Norbu Tshering, Tshering Namgyel and Garab Yeshi, environmental justice in Bhutan: establishment of green branch at the high court -- Tharchean, ignorance of law is no excuse: empowering people through dissemination of laws -- Sangay Chedup, the constitution of kingdom if Bhutan: appraisal of its salient features on its tenth anniversary -- Sonam Tshering, right to privacy in the age of information, publicity and social media -- Bhutan national legal institutes, access to justice in Bhutan: Excerpt of the report of the survey.
PARTIAL CONTENTS: (vol.1, 2013) Redefining the role of lawyers in Bhutan ; Judiciary in Bhutan: Case history of judgments ; Environmental legislation in Bhutan: Review and proposal ; Nangkha Nangdrik: To resolve internally and amicably ; Much debated tobacco law ; Missing Bhutanese nuances in Bhutanese laws: Legislative anomalies.
PARTIAL CONTENTS: (vol.111, 2015) Drukgyal Zhipa -The Visionary Dragon King: A True Patriot of the Kingdom of Bhutan / The Anxiety between Free Expression and Law of Defamation, Sangay Chedup / Can Bhutan Make Voting Compulsory? Nima Dorji / No Marriage Certificate, No Honey Moon, Ugyen Tshering / Interview with the Hon'ble Chief Justice of Bhutan / Corporal Punishment in Schools, Langa Tenzin / The Establishment of the First Bhutanese Law School in Progress, Sangay Dorji.
Began with Vol.1, 2013.
Keywords: Law --Bhutan --Periodicals.; Law reviews --Bhutan.