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Laos: Chinese-owned factory that operates without permit emits foul smell that affects residents' health; causes death of worker
Author: 亚洲自由电台（美国）
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Laos: Chinese-owned factory that operates without permit emits foul smell that affects residents' health; causes death of worker
Author: Eugene Whong, Radio Free Asia
"Chinese-Owned Factory in Laos Causes Health Scare, Foul Smells in Nearby Villages", 4 December 2019...
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Laos: Police arrests 8 activists planning to stage protests to condemn land grabs and dam projects, later releases 6 of them
Author: RFA’s Lao Service
"Police Detain Eight Would-be Protesters in Lao Capital Vientiane", 15 Nov 2019...
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Laos: Protests continue against Xayaburi Dam for the reduced river flow and risk of livelihood crisis as it begins operations
Author: Panu Wongcha-um, Reuters
"New Mekong dam in Laos opens to protests, dried-out downstream", 28 Oct 2019...
Laos: Xayaburi Dam begins operations despite villagers arguing that dam will destroy their livelihoods
An article alleges that the Xayaburi Dam, in which CK Power is a main developer, will destroy the livelihoods of the villagers. It further alleges that the beginning of the commercial operations of the Xayaburi Dam coincides with “parts of the Mekong...
Cambodia: Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar discuss ways to strengthen the protection of migrant workers
Author: Long Kimmarita, The Phnom Penh Post
"Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar tackle migrant worker safety", 30 October 2019...
Residents in Lao's Savan-Seno special economic zone remain in conflicts with developers and government over compensation
Author: Ms Pakhem, China Dialogue
“Who is Laos’ first special economic zone benefitting?”, 25 October 2019...
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