ລາວໂຮມລາວ ເພື່ອປະຊາທິປະໄຕ

Dear Mr. Bounthanh Pousavanh:

Thanks for your complementation. As the PGNU and the Southeast Asia Democracy Coalition (SEA DC), to meet with UN Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights in New York on Tuesday, September 19, 2006 at 11:00 A.M. The nine countries of the members of SEA DC had the opportunity to bring several ongoing, urgent cases of human rights violations in Asia and the political case of Laos to the attention of the United Nations. The Coalition represented millions of Cambodian, Chinese, Laotians, Vietnamese, Cubans, North Korea, Burmese, Bangladesh, Taiwanese, Tibetan, Sinkiang, and Hong Kong people in exile in America as well as advocates human rights and government reforms and its independence.

A chance to fight for human rights and freedom, plus the government reforms:

The rate of women being trafficked throughout Asia has grown exponentially in the last several years. Thousands of Laotians, Vietnamese women are trafficked across the Lao-Cambodia-Vietnam-China border by organizers who take them to Thailand and from there to neighboring countries for prostitution and other human trafficking purposes, according to the Coalition Against Trafficking Women - Asia Pacific (CATW- Asia Pacific, Trafficking in Women and Prostitution in the Asia Pacific).

As China, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam are members of the United Nations, the Southeast Asia Democracy Coalition hopes that with this meeting, it can persuade the United Nations to exercise the appropriate pressures to stop human rights violations in those countries, specifically the trafficking of women and drug trafficking in Laos. Especially the trading of human organs in China, and the denial of basic human rights and freedoms in Laos and Cambodia.

Meanwhile, the governments of Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam are corrupt and run by the single communist party or dictators who are supported by the Chinese Communist Party and North Vietnamese in Laos. The US Government has listed China, Vietnam, Laos as the countries of the Particular Concern (CPC) for many years. The Southeast Asia Democracy Coalition members in exile from Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, China who desire to support the people inside their countries by standing up for human rights and by promoting freedom and democracy is our "Joint Resolution."

According to the Lao Human Rights Council report by that time, there were over 300,000 people killed by the Communist Pathet Lao officials after war in 1975. Among them, 50,000 were from soldiers, and government officials and civilians. Among them were also the Hmong ethnic people.

From 1990-1997, there were another over 25,000 Hmong were either tortured or killed by poisoning such as through injections or via food in those natures.

Up to now, the Hmong people still being hunted by the Communist Pathet Lao regime like animals. In fact, the Communist Pathet Lao regime is committing acts of genocide against the Hmong people in Laos.

More dangerously at the present moment, the Vietnamese communist military has occupied and continues to control the Lao people, its government, and its territory.

Therefore, stop these abuses. Bring a true freedom and democracy to Laos now!!!

Since 1977, another enemy has illegally invaded Laos. This enemy is Vietnam and China. Since 1997, China has helped by loaning Lao PDR $1.7 trillion. Also, according to the Chinese Daily News Paper, China also provided the entire loan to Lao PDR in June 2003. (Independence for Laos now!!!)

Meanwhile, China has taken away the power of all the territories it wants to control. The Vietnamese and Chinese have replaced the military, civilian, and government personnel of those in Laos, Cambodia and South Vietnam with their own citizens in order to create a Greater Republic of Vietnam and China.

In order to stop the above processing, we need to bring the case of Laos to appeal to the United Nations which we will be based on the Geneva 1954, 1962 Treaties and its Agreements. The Paris Peace Agreements on January 27, 1973.

Additionally, we also will be brought the Vientiane Peace Agreement on February 21, 1973 to put on the table of the United Nations and the International Criminal Court of Justice in the Hague, the NETHERLAND for justice. As you can visualize, I have provided for you documenting a history of these undemocratic activities and practices perpetrated by the Chinese, North Vietnamese, and Communist Pathet Lao regimes to remind you about why we still need to fight for freedom and democracy.

Today, I am speaking on behalf of the Lao overseas people in exile and the people inside the country of Laos to let the people of the free world know that communism is falling and that the communist regimes of China, Vietnam and Laos are no EXCEPTION. I, therefore, need all of the groups in this forum to support my alleges to submit to the United Nations Tribunal Court of Justice and the ICJ.

I am looking forward to working with all of the groups, organizations, communities around the world to sign the petitions of supports which there will be more 1500 pages of the contents of the complaints, plus solid evidences and witnesses that we have in our possessions at this time.

With high respectfully submitted,
Dr. William K. BOUAROUY, Author...