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Justice for Shacha

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Tandin
9 years ago

We need justices

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Kezang jimba
9 years ago

With all my heart.....I support

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Yuba r Niroula
9 years ago

BHUTAN IS THE WORST NATION ON THIS PLANET. JUSTICE SYSTEM WAS DEAD 30 YEARS AGO IN BHUTAN.

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Dechen Pelden
9 years ago

Justice is MAD

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Jiwan
9 years ago

Let there be a forensic examination done to the documents and find out the validity of it.

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KINLEY PHUB
9 years ago

Justice must be granted...Freedom should exist...Promote Freedom of speech. Stop harassing people with voice. Let's fight together for our rights!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Let the justice prevail and I am with you Dr. shacha Thanks

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Til Sapkota
9 years ago

So sad

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OM Subedi
9 years ago

This is a blunt example of how the opportunist suppress the helpless.

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Om Pokwal
9 years ago

A young democracy always struggles. But this struggle is mere perpetuation of old system. Kudos to Sacha for coming out and speaking up. But we must tell her it's nothing new in Bhutan. Should I tell you my personal story?; The same Royal Court of Justice (the highest Court in the country) ordered me to the office in regard to my father's case (after his death) and told me to sign the decision without reading it or go to jail. As my father told me, the decision was different though unjust when he was alive. Thus he had refused to sign.... It was a case in 1990 when 14 people from the North/East attacked my father's workers in the cardamom field and made away with 96 sacks x 40 kg = 3840 kg estimated of raw cardamom. The court wanted to dismiss the case with the return of 8 bags of dried cardamom. My father did not agree, rather died in defence of justice. However, the Court rendered me victim with threats of immediate imprisonment including racial slurs of "Zaga" being spoken not by the judge but by his secretary. Luckily, my colleague's father who was one of the judges in the bench gave me one hour time to think so that I must sign the documents instead of going to jail. That's how I escaped the jail sentence in Bhutan's Court but lost the case, the cardamom, the land, and paid Nu. 42,000 in fines...for what?!! I did not want to leave my country despite the public beating of my father/brothers in the hands of Royal Bhutan Army, my own public beating in the hands of Royal Bhutan Police besides kicking me and all Southern Bhutanese out of Druk Air, the National Airline (I was the first pilot from Southern Bhutan, trained abroad under ICAO fellowship) But the treatment in the Highest Court of Justice in Bhutan made me feel that I was "a man without a country." That was one of the reasons I left my country. Now, this is not to diminish your case Dr Sacha, but understand the recent history of Bhutan and fight accordingly. You have already done a lot and this

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Sushil Niroula
9 years ago

Let the justice prevail in Bhutan, and Dr. Shacha Wangmo be relived from this pain.

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Purna Siwakoti
9 years ago

true reality of the justice system in Bhutan. fix ur damn corruption Bhutan govt.

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Karma Tenzin
9 years ago

Justice for Dr. Sacha

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Chhatra Tiwari
9 years ago

This is only one case out of closet in social media to show the world that Bhutan's corrupt judicial system. Bhutan Government owes millions of dollars to be paid to its citizens those who were kicked out on the gun points in 90s, and compailed to be refugees. Political right, economic right, and basic fundamental rights belong to only those who are near and dear of royal family. No matter what the circumstances are, justice will be served in the favor of near and dear ones of Royal family to protect and preserve the monarch.

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Ram
9 years ago

Need fair justice

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Tandin Wangchuk
9 years ago

Tandin

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Debug
9 years ago

I support coz I feel that it is a right to get the forensic report when it comes to matter of life and death...

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R k Dahal
9 years ago

Shacha must get justic

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Aita ghising
9 years ago

I'm proud to b American Bhutanese

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Rishi Acharya
9 years ago

justice