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Government Laws
Law on Development in Women
Covers trafficking in persons.
In September 2004, the government passed a Law on Women that covers trafficking in persons. The new law
- criminalizes trafficking
- provides for the protection of victims, both internally and through international cooperation
- prohibits the punishing of trafficking victims upon their return to Laos
- stipulates specific penalties for trafficking, including the death penalty for the most egregious forms of trafficking, and those that lead to the loss of life or permanent disability
- defines trafficking and recognizes and guarantees the rights of trafficking victims
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Law on Development in Women (in Lao language)
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