Laos 
8 Lao Hmong Children Captured By LPDR, 26 Killed As Senator Jim Webb Arrives(0)
“In apparent preparations by the LPDR regime in Laos for the visit of Senator Jim Webb, to seek to pacify and eliminate remaining enclaves of Laotian dissidents, the Lao government soldiers of the LPA have launched at least four major and intensified attacks on Laotian and Hmong civilians, and religious and political dissidents, in Phoua Bia mountain area of Laos since July 26, 2009, that have continued up until the most recent reported attacks today, on August 13, 2009,” said Philip Smith, Executive Director of the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA) in Washington D.C.
Laos Study By Freedom House Cited By ExIm Bank VP
“I applaud Freedom House’s ‘tell it like it is,’ concise and damning description of the nature and practices of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic (LPDR) in its ‘2009 Worst of the Worst’ report; It provides a litany of current conditions in that country that make it the very model of a repressive, autocratic and totalitarian regime,” said B. Jenkins Middleton, a former Vice President of the Export-Import Bank.
Laos Troops Gang Rape Hmong Girl, Kill 5 Civilians
“Laos, under the LPDR military junta, remains one of the world’s most repressive societies, especially given its intimate working relationship with the dictatorships in North Korea and Burma, two of its closest military and political allies in Asia,” said Philip Smith, Executive Director of the Center for Public Policy Analysis.
Not Lao Culture
Will the Lao govt now allow political prisoners court access, instead of arbitrary jail?
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