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Archives for: December 2009, 29

Dec 29

Hmong Back in Laos

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Tuesday 29th December, 2009 at 19:52:36| Words: 58 words | Category: News Photos

Hmong returnees from Thailand settle in a temporary shelter in Laos' Paksan district, Bolikhamsai province, December 29, 2009. Thousands of ethnic Hmong asylum-seeker were forcibly repatriated from a camp in Thailand despite concerns they may be persecuted in their home country. (Reuters)

Hmong returnees from Thailand are seen in a temporary shelter in Laos' Paksan district, Bolikhamsai province, December 29, 2009. (Reuters)

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