Posted on June 26th, 2009 by Laos News
Source: VOA News A key leader of the Hmong refugees at Ban Huay Nam Khao camp insists that the siege and persecution of Hmongs in Laos still continue; thus, they do not want to return to Laos. (English and Lao descriptions)
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Source: Big News Network Berlin- The Deputy Foreign Minister of Laos, Bounkeut Sangsomsak, said his country had high hopes for a treaty banning the use of cluster bombs as nations concluded a conference on the subject in Berl…
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Source: Big News Network Beijing – The opening of a regional highway from Bangkok through Laos to south-western China’s Yunnan province has encouraged more traffickers to try smuggling drugs into China, state media said Frida…
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Source: Yahoo News BANGKOK, June 26 (Bernama) — There has been a slight but worrying increase in opium cultivation in Laos and Myanmar, while production and use of synthetic drugs is feared to be on the rise in South-East Asia, said the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (Unodc).
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Source: Yahoo News Berlin- The Deputy Foreign Minister of Laos, Bounkeut Sangsomsak, said his country had high hopes for a treaty banning the use of cluster bombs as nations concluded a conference on the subject in Berlin on Friday. Laos, the most affected nation by c…
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Source: Yahoo News Source: IRIN A burgeoning rodent population is damaging crops and worsening the food security situation for thousands of families across northern Laos, but experts believe the introduction of barn owls could ease the problem.
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