Laos adopts human rights review report at UN meeting


Laos has taken note of 61 recommendations cover sensitive issues such as the death penalty, indigenous peoples, gender identity and certain international treaties. Other positions include not recognising “indigenous peoples” as Laos officially recognises 50 ethnic groups, while the Constitution ensures equality for all. - Wikipedia

GENEVA: Laos has adopted its Fourth Cycle Universal Periodic Review report at the UN Human Rights Council in Switzerland, accepting most recommendations while stressing the importance of national context.

The adoption took place during the Council’s 60th Session in Geneva on September 25-26. The Lao delegation was led by the Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the UN Office, Daovy Vongxay.

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