About Karma Rigzin
Karma Rigzin was a police officer.
Lieutenant Colonel Karma Rigzin is a former UN peacekeeper, one of the three most senior ranking women in Royal Bhutan Police, and founder of its Woman and Child Protection Division. She was recognized by the US State Department in 2020 for her work to stop human trafficking. Colonel Rigzin has trained immigration officials, senior police officers, and non-commissioned officers on identification of trafficking victims and investigation techniques and has successfully advocated for increased funding for trafficking victim services.
When interviewed about her career as a police officer, Rigzin said: "You read in your Dzongkha textbook that life is impermanent and all that but you don't realize this until you see dead bodies, and I think the result is you become a better human being because you are more in contact with reality."
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Who was Karma Rigzin?
Bhutanese UN peacekeeper and police officer
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Karma Rigzin was a police officer.
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Karma Rigzin's recorded nationality: Bhutan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Karma Rigzin. https://biography.guide/karma-rigzin/
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