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Page d'accueil Regional News Asia and Pacific Asia
Laos


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Laos - 23 JUIN 2006
CAPSULE REPORT: RSF urges new president to undertake radical reforms to allow emergence of an independent press


Laos - 02 DÉC. 2004
"Time" magazine reporter banned from ASEAN Summit


Laos - 26 NOV. 2004
ASEAN summit offers crucial freedom of expression test, says SEAPA


Laos - 30 JUIL. 2003
Appeal for release of journalists' guides, one guide manages to escape


Laos - 10 JUIL. 2003
IFJ calls for release of journalists' guides who remain imprisoned


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LAOS: NEW LEADER URGED TO EASE CENSORSHIP
President Choummaly Sayasone

Laos is known as one of the most isolated and information-starved countries in Southeast Asia. Ruled by the People's Revolutionary Party (PPRL) since 1975, its media is tightly controlled by authorities. All mass media outlets are state-owned, and Internet access is highly controlled and monitored. Visa regulations discourage foreign journalists from entering the country and those that do must be escorted by government agents.


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Committee to Protect Journalists
Attacks on the Press in 2002: Laos

Committee to Protect Journalists
Attacks on the Press in 2003: Laos

International Press Institute
World Press Freedom Review: Laos
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