THE ISSUE WE’RE WATCHING
Bhutanese Refugees
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<<the three bullets are links to pages that still needs to be migrated>>
These resources were assembled by Aaron Acharya and CVT in 2011.
- Mental and Physical Health
- Social and Cultural Background
- General Information about the Situation in Bhutan
This map shows the location of Bhutan relative to the rest of Asia. Click the map to see a large, detailed map of Bhutan.
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Stories of Hope from Bhutanese Refugees: Moving from Distress to Wellness – excellent short video series in Nepali with English subtitles
To see a list of all webinars in all topics, click here.
Other policies and resources:
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Affordable Care Act for refugeesOffice for Refugee Resettlement
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Country ProfileBBC
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Bhutan Data ProfileUnited Nations
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Preventing Torture and Rehabilitating Survivors in NepalSage Journals
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Impact of Torture on Refugees Displaced Within the Developing World: Symptomatology Among Bhutanese Refugees in NepalJAMA Network
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Last Hope: The Need for Durable Solutions for Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal and IndiaHuman Rights Watch
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Mental Illness Among Bhutanese Shamans in NepalLippincott Williamms & Wilkins, Inc.
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“Mental Illness” Among Bhutanese Shamans in NepalLippincott Williamms & Wilkins, Inc.
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AMDAThe Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine
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Exploring the psychology of Bhutanese Refugees in New York City (video)A documentary on refugee psychology through the lives of the newly resettled Bhutanese refugees in the Bronx, NY.
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Daily Bhutan News
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Association of Bhutanese in AmericaBhutan News Network