JusTech & Innovation Centre, JSW Law
What should justice look like in an AI-enabled Bhutan?
JusTICe exists to keep innovation anchored in law, human dignity, and Gross National Happiness.
Who we are
Bhutan's national hub where the law of technology and technology for law converge
Justice is entering a period of transformation driven by digital platforms, data, and artificial intelligence. These technologies offer real gains in accessibility, efficiency, and transparency. They also raise questions of privacy, bias, accountability, and human oversight.
JusTICe, the JusTech & Innovation Centre at Jigme Singye Wangchuck School of Law, was established so that Bhutan shapes this future responsibly, in line with its constitutional values and the principles of Gross National Happiness.
The choices Bhutan makes now about how AI and digital systems are governed and designed will shape society far more than the technologies themselves.
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About JusTICe
Why the Centre exists, the four gaps it closes, and the values that guide it.
OpenVision 2035
Our North Star and the four flagship goals that will take us there.
OpenMAGIC Lab
Where justice challenges become ideas, prototypes, and tested solutions.
OpenRoadmap
Three phases from 2026 to 2029, and how we will measure success.
OpenWhy it matters
The farmer in Panbang
Behind every strategy is a person. This is the justice gap JusTICe exists to close, and the future we are working towards.
Today
He walks three hours to find a lawyer's office. It is closed.
He goes to court. He cannot understand the forms.
He goes home. Nothing happens.
The future we are building
He asks in his own language and receives plain legal information.
He files from a phone, or with help at a community centre.
A human mediator helps both sides resolve it. Technology assists; people decide.
We Aim to Close this Gap
Jigme Singye Wangchuck School of Law
JusTICe
JusTech & Innovation Centre