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The International Law Project is a joint Government of Lao PDR - UNDP initiative
implemented by the Department of Treaties and Law at The Ministry of Foreign
Affairs. The project receives generous financial contributions from The
Government of Finland and The European Union.
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Project
Phases |
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Seminar on Human Rights
and Cultural Diversity
Thalath, 11-13 Jan 2012 |
The Project
commenced in 2001 and expected completion is 2012.
There are three project phases. A cornerstone of Lao PDR's commitment to creating a functional legal
framework in line with integration into the
international legal system is the progressive
realization of basic human rights and the alignment
of domestic legal instruments.
- Phase I (2001 -
2005) Lao's capacities were developed to effectively negotiate, sign,
ratify and monitor international legal instruments.
- Phase II (2005 -
2008) Focused on harmonization with the domestic legal framework, treaty
implementation and international reporting obligations.
- Phase III (2009 -
2012) Will further enhance the participation of Lao PDR in the
international legal system by accelerating capacity development for the
implementation of international treaty and human rights obligations.
List of Multilateral Treaties to which the Lao PDR is a party
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UN and other
multilateral Conventions
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Seminar on Current
International Issues and International
Law for Foreign Service Officers,
Khammuan Province, 28-29 Dec 2011 |
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Regional Agreements
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ASEAN Agreements
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Conclude
convention update
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List
of Bilateral Treaties to which the Lao PDR is a party |
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Bilateral Treaties
National Report of the Lao PDR under the Universal Periodic
Review (UPR)
- National Report (Lao,
English)
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Report of the Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review
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Statement by H.E Mr. Phongsavath Boupha, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Head of the Lao Delegation at the Eight Session of the Human Rights Council
Working Group on the Universal Periodic Review, 4 May 2010, Geneva,
Switzerland.
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UN Human Rights Council Adopts
Laos' UPR Outcome Report
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