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A book on “Silent Repression in Laos”, five years after activist disappeared

A book on “Silent Repression in Laos”, five years after activist disappeared

Anne-Sophie Gindroz, an aid worker who was expelled by the Communist government of Laos in late 2012, has just written a book on her experience in that country. “Laos, the silent repression” (see attachment download above) comes five years after the disappearance of Laotian activist Sombath Somphone. The Laotian government has still not provided any […]

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