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History of capital punishment in Bhutan

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It seems the Constitutional prohibition on capital punishment may be a relatively recent development. There could have been executions during Bhutan's pre-monarchy days (before 1907), and possibly also earlier during the Wangchuck dynasty. Such would be consistent with civil unrest followed by the introduction of an absolute monarchy. If anyone is aware of good sources on pre-2008 practices, or even examples of persons executed in Bhutan, please add a history section with references. JFHJr () 21:42, 19 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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