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Bhutan is a closed society, where the government of Bhutan virtually controls everything. Politics and discussion about country's politics is banned. Even viewing of television was prohibited until 1999. There is no newspaper except one weekly bulletin owned by the government and the transparency on the government action is non-existent. The radio, Bhutan Broadcasting Service and newly established Television station are owned by the government. These agencies are used for propaganda of the government. They publish and broadcast only what the government wants the people to read, hear and know.

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Habitat International Report on Fact Finding Mission to Bhutan

Crack Down on "Anti-Nationalists" in The East

Nationality, Expulsion, Statelessness and the Right to Return

Cultural Cleansing in Bhutan

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