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In Bhutan, No Father Can Mean No Fatherland

Bhutan, a tiny nation of about 750,000 people known for its policy of gross national happiness, has thousands of fatherless children. Abandoned by their fathers, these children are brought up by their mothers, who endure financial hardships to raise them and yet fail to ensure a good future for them. For, Bhutan requires the legal identity of a child’s father before granting him or her citizenship rights. These mothers and their fatherless children are paying the price for growing alcoholism and the misuse of the age-old tradition of nightly dating, called “Night Hunting,” the two key reasons behind the high incidence of unprotected premarital sex.