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Saturday 20 June 2020

Data protection Media Law Class

Data protection Media Law Class

Sunday 26 April 2020

Media should not be considered government’s mouthpiece

This article appeared in Kuensel on 25 April, 2020 in my legal op-ed series 

This week, Kuensel editorial titled “Misunderstanding the media” stated that “spokesperson still remains a joke, young journalist are dictated what to write, time media receives is when the newsmakers benefit, lengthy bureaucratic procedure and media have to wait if the Dasho is on tour.”

How can we get back our fundamental rights from Covid -19?

This article appeared on  18 April 2020 in Kuensel in my legal op-ed series 




Covid-19 is bringing a new normal. This pandemic stalled the global economy, paralysed international business, made markets volatile and took away thousands of human lives. Legally, this pandemic has suspended all basic or fundamental rights. Even the most powerful and liberal democracies like India, the United States or European countries are unable to ensure these rights due to this disease. For example, India is still under lockdown and Italy and Spain

Monday 13 April 2020

The e-commerce regulation in Bhutan – ambiguous and unenforceable


E-commerce has “emerged as an important tool to facilitate the conduct of business for consumers and businesses alike” across the globe with an estimated “transaction of $3.535 trillion by 2019” and Bhutan is no exception. E-commerce is generally conducted by “Click-Wrap” or “Click-Through” or “Web-Wrap”. These are “electronic contracts that require the user to scroll through terms and conditions and to expressly confirm the user’s agreement to the terms and conditions by taking some action” such as “I Accept” or “I Agree.”

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