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Statements by U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA)
were released on Capitol Hill and Thailand in response to the current Lao Hmong refugee crisis in Thailand
and Laos. Scoop.co.nz - 2 hours, 26 minutes ago
The Thai military has brutally beaten and seriously wounded hundreds of Hmong
refugees in Thailand as it seeks to force them back to the communist regime in Laos they fled. According to reports received
from sources inside the main Hmong refugee camp at ... Scoop.co.nz - 2
hours, 26 minutes ago
- Blood Everywhere: Abhisit,
Anupong Order More Hmong Refugees Beaten, Tazered By Thai Soldiers. "U.S. Senators, Russ Feingold (D-WI), ...
- media-newswire.com/release_1108847.html - 12-28-2009
WASHINGTON & BANGKOK----Statements by U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy and the
Center for Public Policy Analysis were released on Capitol Hill and Thailand in response to the current Lao Hmong refugee
crisis in Thailand and Laos. December 27, 2009 PR-inside.com (press release) - 1 hour
ago ... the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA)
were released on Capitol Hill and Thailand in response to the current Lao Hmong refugee crisis in Thailand
...
Media Newswire (press release) - Dec
24, 2009 ... to force nearly 5000 Lao Hmong
political refugees back to Laos over the Christmas and New Year holiday season," said Philip Smith of the CPPA.
...
The Center for Public Policy (CPPA) welcomed a statement today issued in Washington, D.C. by
the U.S. Department of State urging Thailand to cease the repatriation of thousands of Lao Hmong refugees from Thailand to
Laos. Scoop.co.nz - Dec 27 1:23 PM Media Newswire (press release) - 4 hours
ago The Lao Human Rights Council, the Center for
Public Policy Analysis and Lao Hmong-Americans in the United States have received distressing reports today
...
PR-inside.com (press release) - 10 hours ago 2009-12-23 07:41:04 - The Lao
Human Rights Council, the Center for Public Policy Analysis and Lao Hmong-Americans in the United States
have received ... http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0912/S00544.htm Monday, 21 December 2009, 11:03 am
Press Release: Centre for Public Policy
Analysis Laos, Hmong Refugee Crisis: Thailand’s PM Abhisit, Anupong Should Stop Forced
Returns Washington and Vientiane, December 8, 2009 As the Southeast Asia (SEA) Games open in Laos,
The Honorable Howard Eugene Douglas, the former Ambassador at Large and U.S. Refugee Affairs Coordinator, has issued a statement
on the Lao Hmong refugee crisis in Thailand and Laos. Douglas and the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA) are urging
Thailand’s Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to seriously address this humanitarian crisis and emancipate the Lao Hmong
refugees for resettlement abroad. More Laos, Hmong Refugees Forcibly Returned By Thailand Arrested, Killed by LPDR
Southeast Asia Games: SEA Games Raise Laos, Hmong Human Rights Problems
SEA Games: Laos, Hmong Arrested Prior To SEAG of Concern to Amnesty International
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0912/S00544.htm Laos, Hmong Refugee CrisisMonday,
21 December 2009, 11:03 am
Press Release: Centre for Public Policy Analysis Laos, Hmong Refugee Crisis: Thailand’s PM Abhisit, Anupong Should Stop Forced Returns
Washington and Vientiane, December 8, 2009 As the Southeast Asia (SEA) Games open in Laos, The Honorable
Howard Eugene Douglas, the former Ambassador at Large and U.S. Refugee Affairs Coordinator, has issued a statement on the
Lao Hmong refugee crisis in Thailand and Laos. Douglas and the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA) are urging Thailand’s
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to seriously address this humanitarian crisis and emancipate the Lao Hmong refugees for resettlement
abroad. 12/08/2009 - 03:15 PM Business Wire (press release) - Dec
3, 2009 The United Nations, European Parliament, Human Rights Watch,
Amnesty International, the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA) and Lao Hmong Human
Rights ...
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) - Dec
2, 2009 ... DC-based Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA).
“This ongoing draconian ban on independent news media access to the Lao Hmong refugee camp at Ban ...
Urgent Appeal During SEA Games For Laos Prisoners of Conscience, Hmong Refugees
"Prior to the SEA Games in Laos, the Laotian groups from Vientiane as well as other parts of Laos were
seeking change and reforms in Laos, including expressing solidarity and concerns about imprisoned Lao students, religious
persecution, the military intervention of Vietnam's security forces and troops from Hanoi, and very high-levels of corruption
within the one-party military regime in the LPDR,” said Philip Smith of the Center for Public Policy Analysis in Washington,
D.C. 2009/12/09 EP: Thailand Urged to Liberate Hmong refugees, Laos Urged To Free StudentsThe European Parliament has adopted a major resolution condemning egregious and systemic human rights violations
in Laos by the one-party, authoritarian Lao Peoples Democratic Republic (LPDR) military regime. The resolution also appeals
to Thailand to immediately free Lao Hmong refugees facing forced repatriation back to the communist regime in Laos so they
can be resettled in third countries such as France, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, The Netherlands and the United States.
2009/11/27 Abhisit, Anupong’s Thanksgiving Day Final Solution to the Laos, Hmong Problem: Thailand Moves More Troops Against Unarmed
Hmong RefugeesThailand’s Defense Prawit Wongsuwon and Minister of Interior (MOI) Chavarat Charnvirakuland and Army
Chief Anupong Paochinda have ordered more Royal Thai Third Army and special MOI troops to prepare for the mass forced repatriation
of over 5,100 Lao Hmong political refugees. There are growing indications that mass forced repatriations of the Laotian refugees
may occur over the American Thanksgiving Day holiday period or prior to the start of the Southeast Asia Games (SEA Games or
SEAG) in early December. The Thai military and General Anupong Paochinda have threatened to return all Lao Hmong refugees
in Thailand to Laos by the end of the year. 2009/11/25 St. Paul Americans Imprisoned in Laos: Hmong Urged to be Released Before SEA GamesMr. Hakit Yang, Mr. Congshineng Yang, and Mr. Trillion Yunhansion were arrested by Lao military and security
forces in the summer of 2007 without charges and are still being imprisoned and held in Laos after over two years without
due process. The Southeast Asia Games (SEAG or SEA Games) are to begin in Laos in early December. It is hoped that Laos may
release the men as a good will gesture prior to the start of the SEA Games. 2009/11/23 Thailand SEA Games Crisis in Laos : Prawit Wongsuwon, Abhisit, Anupong Send Soldiers Against Hmong RefugeesThailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, Army Chief-of-Staff General Anupong Paochinda, Defense Minister
Prawit Wongsuwon, and Ministry of Interior (MOI) Minister Chavarat Charnvirakuland, and other Thai policymakers, have newly
deployed hundreds more special troops to the Lao Hmong refugee camps and are coercing and threatening to force all Lao Hmong
refugees back to the communist regime in Laos they fled before the start of the SEA Games, or by the end of this year. 2009/11/20 Corruption High in Laos As SEA Games Approach in VientianeSystemic human rights abuses and corruption in the Lao Peoples Army, which dominates Laos’ communist
politburo and government, has fueled civil unrest and mass arrests by the LPDR government in recent weeks as hundreds of Laotians
have sought to protest against the Lao government prior to the start of the Southeast Asia Games (SEA Games). 2009/11/18
Laos, Thailand Refugee Crisis: SEA Games May Suffer More Political Violence, Unrest"The Thailand and Laos refugee crisis may stir more unwanted political violence and civil unrest prior
to the SEA games start if a military solution continues to be pursued by Thai Defense Minister Prawit Wongsuwon, General Anupong
and Prime Minister Abhisit as well as the Lao military," said Philip Smith, of the Center for Public Policy Analysis
in Washington, D.C. 2009/11/17 Laos, Vietnam Army Crackdown in the Kingdom of A Million ElephantsAs President Barack Obama arrives in Southeast Asia for talks, over eleven hundred and seventy-six Laotians
have been arrested in Laos for suspected opposition to the authoritarian military regime and the increasingly violent intervention
of Hanoi's armed forces in Laos. Thirty-eight (38) more people were brutally arrested in midnight, door-to-door raids by secret
police and army units of the Lao Peoples Army (LPA) and Vietnam last night in Vientiane, Laos. With the start of the Southeast
Asia Games (SEA Games) slated to begin just weeks from now in early December, Laos is seeking to renew a major faltering military
effort to maintain civil order against Lao and Hmong pro-democracy, human rights and political and religious dissidents, as
well as ordinary citizens, who have sought to mobilize in mass opposition to the authoritarian regime in the Lao Peoples Democratic
Republic (LPDR). 2009/11/13 
Southeast Asia scholar, journalist, author and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Dr. Jane Hamilton-Merritt has issued
a statement memorializing and honoring Pfc. Kham Xiong who was killed at the recent shooting at Fort Hood, Texas. 2009/11/09
Boycott of SEA Games Widens As Thousands of Americans Ostracize Laos PDR Regime For Violations
McWilliams Appeals To End Repatriation of Laos, Hmong Refugees in Thailand
European Parliament Urges Emancipation of Lao Hmong Refugees in Thailand, Freedom for Jailed Laos Students
SEA Game Attacks: Vietnam, Laos Military Kill 23 Lao Hmong Christians on Thanksgiving
Thailand’s MOI Chief Chavarat Charnvirakuland, Defense Minister Prawit Wongsuwon Prepare Abhisit, Anupong's Final Solution
to Laos, Hmong Problem
U.S. Amb. Douglas: Halt Urged To Abhisit's Hmong, Laos Repatriation Tragedy in Thailand
Laos Urged To Free 3 Jailed Americans Before SEA Games: St. Paul, Minnesota Hmong Men in Limbo
Troops Deploy As Hmong Refugees Crisis in Thailand, Laos Deepens Washington, D.C., and Bangkok, Thailand, November 17, 2009 Center for Public Policy Analysis (CPPA) Thailand's Army Commander, General Anupong Paochinda, as well as Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, have mobilized over 320
heavily-armed troops to the Lao Hmong refugee camp at Ban Huay Nam Khao, Thailand, and are reportedly preparing for the potential
mass forced repatriation of the refugees prior to the start of the Southeast Asia Games (SEA Games) in Laos. The forthcoming
SEA Games, slated to begin in December, have been darkened by the intervention by the Lao army and secret police in Vientiane
and elsewhere in Laos who, along with special units of the Vietnam Peoples Army (VPA), have reportedly arrested, detained
or imprisoned over 1176 Laotians this month.
International Communiqué on Laos Urges Release of Lao Hmong Refugees in Thailand
SEA Games Crisis in Laos: Lao PDR Listed As Among World’s Most Corrupt Nations
We Salute You: Hmong, Lao Veterans of America to Kham Xiong and U.S. Army Victims
Laos Rocked By Students, Activists: Army Violence as SEA Games Approach
Laos SEA Games: Lao, Hmong Demonstrators Beaten, Dragged Screaming to Prisons
Laos: Mass Arrests of 346 Protesters Prior to SEA Games
Support Grows For Laos, Hmong Veterans Bill in U.S. Congress
Southeast Asia Games in Laos Overshadowed by Army Intervention
SEA Games Problems: Psych Ops, Machine Guns Directed Against Laos, Hmong Refugees By Thailand’s PM Abhisit Vejjajiva,
General Anupong
“You Will Never Be Forgotten”: Lao Hmong Vets Bill Spearheaded by Jim Costa, Nunes, Cardoza, Radanovich, Kagen
Laos Students, Persecuted Religious Believers, Christians Memorialized on Anniversary of Crack Down
Veterans of Laos Secret War Mobilize on Capitol Hill
U.S. Congress, President Obama Urged to Honor Lao Hmong Veterans With Burial Benefits
Shooting Erupts With M-16s in Thailand Against Laos, Hmong Refugees
Laos, Hmong Crisis: Thailand’s General Anupong Paojinda, Prime Minister Abhisit Open Fire on Refugees
Thailand’s Abhisit Vejjajiva, Gen. Anupong Paojinda, Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha Mobilize Troops Against Laos, Hmong Refugees
Abhisit Vejjajiva Ignores Appeals To Thailand's King on Laos, Hmong Crisis
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Lao Students Movement for Democracy (LSMD), the United League for Democracy in Laos,
Inc. (ULDL), the Lao Hmong Human Rights Council (LHHRC), the Laos
... Online PR News (press release) -
22 hours ago Vietnam army units
are also assisting the LPDR in renewed and intensified military operations and attacks directed against Lao and Hmong
dissident groups
Media Newswire (press release) - Nov
9, 2009 They are also brutally persecuting and jailing peaceful Lao
student protesters and independent Christians and Animists believers, including
the Hmong and ... Online PR News (press release) - Nov
7, 2009 The Lao Hmong Human Rights Council, Inc., Lao
Veterans of America, Inc. United League for Democracy in Laos,
Hmong Advance, Inc. and Hmong Advancement, ... Online PR News (press release) - Nov
7, 2009 In Vientiane, hundreds of Lao and Hmong
students and activists have sought to organize peaceful demonstrations in
Laos against widespread government ... The
LPDR regime continues to jail leaders of the peaceful 1999 Lao Students Movement for Democracy as well as three (3) Hmong American citizens, ... Online PR News (press release) - Nov
4, 2009 October 26, 2009, marked the 10th anniversary of student
anti-government protests in Laos. "Thousand of Laotian and Hmong
civilians, including women and ... |
Media Newswire (press release) - Nov
4, 2009 October 26, 2009, marked the 10th anniversary of student
anti-government protests in Laos. “Thousand of Laotian and Hmong
civilians, including women and ... Online PR News (press release) - Nov
2, 2009 ... Freedom House, the Lao Hmong
Human Rights Council, the Lao Students Movement for Democracy, the
United League for Democracy in Laos, the Lao Veterans of ... Hundreds More Laotians Arrested by Laos Army As SEA Games ApproachThe military regime in Laos has engaged in a massive new round of arrests of suspected political and religious
dissidents prior to the SEA Games opening in December. In Laos, 346 people preparing for anti-government demonstrations in
support of human rights and democracy were arrest beginning on November 2 in Vientiane. Many are still being jailed. Ethnic
Hmong and Laotian civilians and dissidents are also being attacked and persecuted by Lao military and security forces. 2009/11/04 The Lao Peoples Army (LPA) is launching renewed military attacks on Lao and Hmong civilians and political and
religious dissident groups in-hiding in the Phou Bia and Phou Da Phao areas of, Xieng Khouang Province, Laos, prior to the
start of the upcoming Southeast Asia games (SEA Games) in Vientiane, Laos. 2009/11/01
Media Newswire (press release) - Oct
26, 2009 The Center for Public Policy Analysis ( CPPA ), United
League for Democracy in Laos, the Lao Movement
for Human Rights ( Mouvement laotien pour les droits ... Jailed Democracy Protesters Seek Amnesty from Laos, Virginia ... PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
(Pressemitteilung) - Aug 21, 2009 Laos, under the LPDR regime, continues to imprison and jail Lao and Hmong political and
religious dissidents, three Hmong-American
citizens from St. Paul, ... Media Newswire (press
release) (press release) - Aug 21, 2009 Laos continues to imprison and jail Lao and Hmong political and religious dissidents, three Hmong-American citizens from St. Paul,
Minnesota ( including Mr. ...
Live-PR.com (Pressemitteilung) - Aug 18, 2009 “Lao and Hmong refugees continue to flee religious and political
persecution in Laos because
Laos is a one-party, corrupt communist regime. ... Media Newswire (press
release) - Aug 18, 2009 “Lao and Hmong refugees continue
to flee religious and political persecution in Laos because Laos is a one-party, corrupt communist regime. ... PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) - Aug 17, 2009 “Lao and Hmong refugees continue to flee religious and political
persecution in Laos because
Laos is a one-party, corrupt communist regime. ... Media Newswire (press
release) - Aug 14, 2009 Former US Ambassador H. Eugene Douglas, and others have again issued
recent appeals and statements regarding
the dire plight of the Lao Hmong in Thailand ...
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) - Aug 13, 2009 Allow international access to some 5500 Lao Hmong political refugees being imprisoned in Ban Huay Nam Khao Camp (Petchabun Province) and Nong
Khai Detention ... Media Newswire (press
release) - Aug 13, 2009 "Sadly, Ntshiab Vue, an innocent Lao Hmong child,
a little girl, only a couple months old,
was found with her head brutally shot off her body and laying ... Scoop.co.nz (press
release) - Aug 12, 2009 Prior to Senator Webb's visit to Southeast Asia, a senior level Lao
communist official visited Lao
Hmong refugees in Thailand seeking to persuade them to ... PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung) - Aug 12, 2009 “Many Lao Hmong children were also brutally mutilated and kidnapped during the
recent attacks which clearly rise to the
level of war crimes and crimes ... Media Newswire (press
release) - Aug 12, 2009 “Clearly, now many of the Lao Hmong refugees
at Ban Huay Nam Khao and Nong Khai, Thailand,
who fled political and religious persecution in Laos, ...
Live-PR.com (Pressemitteilung) - Aug 12, 2009 The three, including Hakit Yang, are United States' citizens of Lao Hmong descent.
Danes has also raised concerns about the
case of United Kingdom (UK) ...
Laos Support for North Korea in Opposition to Obama, Clinton
Laos Troops Gang Rape Hmong Girl, Kill 5 Civilians - UPDATED
Laos, Hmong Letter Released in U.S. Congress, Washington, D.C.
Reps. Ron Kind, Tammy Baldwin, Steve Kagan, Frank Wolf, Dana Rohrabacher sign Laos,Hmong Letter
McWilliams Spotlights Reps. Kennedy, Rep. Cardoza's letter in Opposing to Laos, Hmong Abuses
U.S. Congress Urges Sec. Clinton, Thailand to Stop Forcing Hmong to Laos
Washington, D.C. Observes National Lao Hmong Veterans Recognition Day Events
Laos Ethnic Cleansing Task Force Kills 12 Hmong Children
MSF Hmong, Laos Refugee Effort in Thailand Lauded By Dr. Hamilton-Merritt, Congress
Laos, Hmong Mobilize to Appeal to U.S. Congress, President Obama To Help Feed, Save Refugees
Abhisit Vejjajiva, Thailand Army Abuses Force Hmong, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) To Leave
St. Paul Hmong Wife Urges Laos To Release Jailed Americans
Laos, Hmong Community of Minnesota Speaks in U.S. Congress
Laos Army Targets Hmong Christian, Shaman Believers in Thailand
Military in Laos Targets Hmong Civilians, Kills 9
Laos Movement for Human Rights: LPDR on U.S. Watch List
Abhisit’s Starvation of Laos, Hmong Refugees in Thailand Sparks Suicides
National Policy Conference on Laos, Hmong Thailand Crisis
Kay Danes, Sheng Xiong to Speak About Laos, Hmong Human Rights Issues
Hmong Americans Still Held in Laos From St. Paul Minnesota
Laos Human Rights Movements Urge Change
Laos Student Movement for Democracy Issues Statement in Vientiane, Washington DC
Laos, Vietnam Troops Slaughter Lao, Hmong: Over 6500 Face Death
Laos, Thailand Hmong Refugee Crisis: Australian Author to Speak at World Affairs, Washington, D.C. Events
Laos, Thailand Hmong Crisis: President Obama, Secretary Clinton Urged To Save Refugees
U.S. Senate Briefing on Laos, Hmong Crisis: Tragic Mountains Commemorated
U.S. Congressional Briefing on the Laotian and Hmong Refugee Crisis in Thailand and Laos
Laos, Hmong Refugee Crisis: Tragic Mountains and the Human Rights Challenge in Thailand
Hmong Refugees Forced Back To Laos By Thailand's Military Draws Fire in Washington
U.S. Congress Raises Concerns About Hmong Americans in Laos
Thailand, Laos Crisis: Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva Deploys Troops Against Hmong
Hmong Community and NGOs in the U.S. condemned Vietnam
Hmong Persecution in Laos: US Congress, Norm Coleman Urge Action
Laos military launches bloody attacks on Hmong civilians in hiding
Hmong: Institutional Violence, Racism By Laos Regime
St. Paul Hmong Americans Imprisoned in Laos: US Senator Coleman Urges Bush To Act
Hmong, Laos Community in California, Veterans Honor Tragic Mountains Author
Hmong, Laos Crisis: No Christmas for Hmong Refugees, Kue Xiong, As Thailand’s Third Army Mobilizes
Hmong Joint Statement Appeal Issued: Text of International Communique
Hmong Joint Diaspora Statement: Communique Appeals For Solution to Thailand, Laos Refugee Crisis
Laos, Hmong Crisis: LMHR Commemorates Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Laos, Hmong Washington DC Events, Protest Rally, Urge End to Human Rights Violations
Somchai’s Thailand, Laos Crisis: Torture, Abduction of Lao Hmong Refugees as Amnesty International,
UN Appeal
Laos Movement for Human Rights Calls For Release of Jailed Student Leaders
United League for Democracy in Laos Demands Release of Vientiane Student Protesters
Hmong Students, College Discuss Human Rights, Refugee Crisis in Laos, Thailand
Dr. Jane Hamilton Merritt Speaks To Hmong, Laos Students in Green Bay, Wisconsin
Wisconsin Hmong Students, Laos Community Welcome, Honor Human Rights Advocate
Thailand, Laos’ Hmong Crisis: Somchai Urged to Reverse Policy, Stop Pressuring refugees to return
to Stalinist regime
Thailand’s Somchai Visits Laos Following Bloody Military, Chemical Weapons Attacks on Hmong
Laos, Hmong Refugee Crisis: Human Rights Watch Questions Thailand’s Forced Repatriation, Plight
of Protest Marchers
Hmong Students in Wisconsin Discuss Tragic Mountains: Laos History, Refugee, Human Rights Crisis
Thailand, Laos Crisis: Officials Demand Hmong Refugees Return to Killing Fields
Thailand, Laos Human Rights, Refugee Advocate, Author Honored By Hmong Across America
Hmong New Year, Laos Community Honors Nobel Peace Prize Nominee Jane Hamilton-Merritt
Laos, Thailand Crisis: 31 Hmong Arrested Following Renewed LPDR Military Attacks
Laos, Thailand Hmong Crisis: LMHR Says More Laotian Christians Persecuted Following New Arrests
Laos, Hmong Crisis: European Parliament, LMHR Address Human Rights Violations By Lao Military Junta
Thailand Laos Samak Crisis: Open Letter By Ambassador Douglas To President Bush on Hmong
Samak, George Bush Thailand, Laos Crisis: US Congress urges Samak,Bush to Address Hmong Crisis
Thailand, Samak Crisis: Ambassador Douglas Appeals to President Bush On Hmong, Laos Repatriation
Thailand, Samak Crisis: Secretary Condoleezza Rice Urged by 20 US Congressmen to Stop Sending Hmong
to Laos
Laos: Release of Political Prisoners, Hmong Refugee Reeducation Camp Victims Urged
Hmong Laos Human Rights Council Reports New Ethnic Cleansing Attacks By LPDR
Human Rights Crisis in Laos Continues: Lao Students Jailed, Hmong Under Attack
Laos, Thailand Crisis: Forced Repatriation of Hmong Refugees Concerns Human Rights Watch
Laos Crisis: Samak’s Forced Repatriation Leads To New Military Attack Against Hmong
Samak’s Thailand, Laos Crisis: Appeal to King, Gen. Nipat Thonglek Condemned
U.S. Congress: Crisis in Laos and Thailand Facing the Laotian and Hmong People
Thailand Samak Crisis: 13 Hmong Leaders Disappear, Thousands More Fear Laos
Samak, Thailand Crisis: Over 800 Hmong Forcibly Repatriated to Laos
Laos, Thailand Crisis: Action Urged by U.S. Ambassador, Congress on Hmong
U.S. Congress to Laos: Stop Attacks Against Hmong Now
US Senators Urge Samak To Halt Hmong Crisis
Laos, Vietnam: Withdrawal of Troops Urged At Protest, Conference
Thailand, Laos: US Senators Urge Samak To Halt Hmong Crisis, Repatriation
Samak Damaging Thailand's Relation With United States: Forcing Hmong To Laos
Samak's Thailand, Laos Crisis: Hmong Refugee Camp Burns, Hunger Strike Continues
Hmong
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