Bhutan

BHUTAN: Forward movement in the "Refugee problem?" - Update 28.

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Note No. 177 13.02.2003

by Dr. S. Chandrasekharan

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BHUTAN: Refugee Problem- Internationalisation is working. Update 29.

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Note No. 181 07.04.2003

by Dr. S. Chandrasekharan

“Without India’s direct involvement there will be no guarantee of peace and human rights for the refugees. So it will be worthless to return to Bhutan even after such understanding. We have not heard anything from the Indian side”- Tek Nath Rijal- in an interview to Nepali Post- 15 Feb. 2003.

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BHUTAN: Distribution of Maoist document in refugee camps: should be cause for concern. Update 30

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Note No. 183 02.05.2003

by Dr. S. Chandrasekharan

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14th JMC between Bhutan and Nepal at Kathmandu: a raw deal for the refugees:Update 31

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Note No. 186 04.06.2003

by Dr. S. Chandrasekharan

There could be no greater betrayal than what has transpired in the Nepal-Bhutan, fourteenth ministerial joint committee meeting held at Kathmandu between 19 and 22^nd May, 2003.

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BHUTAN: Playing with the lives of poor refugees: Update 32.

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Note No. 189 03.07.2003

by Dr. S. Chandrasekharan

Where is the place where the voice of the refugees can be heard?

"‘Refugee’ the so called homeless, hopeless, stateless and what else if the medium of being themselves is aimless." -- Bhutanese refugees from the camps.