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September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 1

Broadcasting from Washington, DC

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໑

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 2

DJ: Lao Huamsamphan

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໒


The Union For Lao Nation and Lao Huamsamphan's Internet Radio (Click HERE)

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 3

DJ:  Phetnaly

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໓

AmeriLao Freedom of Speech Radio - 7  Broadcasting from Paris, France.

We broadcast Laos Oversea News, Laos Morlum, Esan music, Cambodian, Chinese, Vietnamese, American, Thai and International Music for 24/7. It opens to public for all.

DJ: Phetnaly.

E-mail: [email protected]

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 4

DJ:  Unknown

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໔

AmeriLao Freedom of Speech Radio - 4 Broadcasting from TN,  USA.

We broadcast Laos Oversea News, Laos Morlum, Esan music, Cambodian, Chinese, Vietnamese, American, Thai and International Music for 24/7. It opens to public for all.

DJ:  UNKNOWN.

(PLEASE CONTACT WEBMASTER ASAP:  [email protected])

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 5

DJ:  Lao Hmong

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໕

AmeriLao Freedom of Speech Radio - 5 Broadcasting from Sacramento, CA  USA.

We broadcast Laos Oversea News, Laos Morlum, Esan music, Cambodian, Chinese, Vietnamese, American, Thai and International Music for 24/7. It opens to public for all.

DJ:  Lao Hmong.

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 6

DJ:  Peter

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໖

AmeriLao Freedom of Speech Radio - 6 Broadcasting from Washington, DC USA.

We broadcast Laos Oversea News, Laos Morlum, Esan music, Cambodian, Chinese, Vietnamese, American, Thai and International Music for 24/7. It opens to public for all.

DJ: Peter

E-mail: [email protected]

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 7

DJ:Billy MoukDa # 2

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໗

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 8

DJ:  Billy Moukda

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໘

AmeriLao Freedom of Speech Radio - 8 Broadcasting from Salt Lake, UT  USA.

We broadcast Laos Oversea News, Laos Morlum, Esan music, Cambodian, Chinese, Vietnamese, American, Thai and International Music for 24/7. It opens to public for all.

DJ:  Billy Moukda.

Email: [email protected]

September 1, 2010
AmeriLao Internet Radio # 9

DJ:  Billy Insixiengmai

ສຖານີ ວິທຍຸກຣະຈາຍສຽງ ເອກຣາຊ ອາເມຣິລາວ ເບີ ໙

February 1, 2012
US envoy visits Vietnam amid human rights concerns

Hanoi - Human rights were expected to top the agenda as the senior US diplomat on South-East Asia arrived in Hanoi Wednesday.

Hanoi - Human rights were expected to top the agenda as the senior US diplomat on South-East Asia arrived in Hanoi Wednesday.

Vietnam is the second stop on a three-country tour for Kurt Campbell, the assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs. He arrived from Seoul and is to head to Cambodia Friday.

The visit came two weeks after Campbell called on Vietnam to improve its human rights record, saying it needed to do more to win support in Washington to expand cooperation.

December 10, 2011
Laos Education Debate

Laos national assembly debate on education by Dr. Khamphoei

Laos national assembly debate on education by Dr. Khamphoei

Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rInFXv2qBA&feature=related

Part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCyKIOlexpc&feature=related

November 3, 2011
International Conference of the Union for Lao Nation: Photo and Video

International Conference of the Union for Lao Nation

Photo and Video

http://www.internetofreedom.com/October_29_2011/

International Conference of the Union for Lao Nation

Photo and Video

http://www.internetofreedom.com/October_29_2011/

http://www.internetofreedom.com/October_29_2011/page/2/

http://www.internetofreedom.com/October_29_2011/page/3/

http://www.internetofreedom.com/Lao_Overseas1/

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/18183103

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/18183269

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/18185705

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/18187384

September 19, 2011
Orphans threatened for faith in Laos

Laos (MNN) ― Eleven Laotian orphans could have the few things they possess ripped out from under them if they continue going to church.

Laos (MNN) ― Eleven Laotian orphans could have the few things they possess ripped out from under them if they continue going to church.

Voice of the Martyrs reports that after attending a local church and becoming a Christian, one of the orphans at a government-run orphanage shared the Gospel with his peers. Soon, 10 other orphans turned to Christ and began regularly attending church.

September 17, 2011
Lao farmer caught on flight with TNT

Passenger transiting through Vietnam boarded plane with rifle, bullets and 500 grams of explosives

Somewhere in Paris, an airport security team is seriously screwed.

Passenger transiting through Vietnam boarded plane with rifle, bullets and 500 grams of explosives

Somewhere in Paris, an airport security team is seriously screwed.

Security screeners at Charles de Gaulle Airport somehow failed to notice that passenger en route to Vietnam stashed 500 grams of TNT in his luggage along with a hunting rifle and a trove of bullets, according to Agence France Presse.

August 10, 2011
Lao Immigrant Family Learns Son Died in Afghan Helicopter Crash

A Lao immigrant family in the United States says one of their members was among the 30 U.S. troops who died last week in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan.

A Lao immigrant family in the United States says one of their members was among the 30 U.S. troops who died last week in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan.

Sengchanh Douangdara has told reporters in Sioux City, Iowa, she was notified of her son's death by military officials on Saturday.

The son, John Douangdara, 26, was a master at arms in the elite Navy SEALs, where he worked as a dog handler. The mother said she had not known John was part of the Seal unit but that he loved his work and died doing the job he chose.

August 3, 2011
Columbia tailor testifies in Nebraska immigration trial

A Columbia man who accused a Nebraska couple of holding him and others as indentured servants testified against them Monday in a federal courtroom in Omaha.

A Columbia man who accused a Nebraska couple of holding him and others as indentured servants testified against them Monday in a federal courtroom in Omaha.

Ae Xaypanya, an immigrant from Laos who works as a tailor at Men’s Wearhouse off Stadium Boulevard, has told authorities that Edward and Amphayvanh Alstatt attempted to charge him for his immigration documents and took money from him. The Alstatts are charged with holding him and others in a condition of peonage, or binding them in servitude until debts were paid.

July 21, 2011
Thais refuse German deal on Prince Vajiralongkorn's jet

The Boeing 737 was impounded at Munich airport last week in a bid to force payment of a 30m-euro debt owed by the Thai government to a German firm.

The Boeing 737 was impounded at Munich airport last week in a bid to force payment of a 30m-euro debt owed by the Thai government to a German firm.

Thai officials say the jet belongs to the crown prince, not the government.

But judges ruled that documentation was inconclusive, and said the jet would be released only when a payment was made.

Speaking on his return from Germany, Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya expressed confidence that the issue of ownership would be resolved at the next court hearing in the second week of August.

May 29, 2011
Younger Sister of the latest 112 Victim Requested Assistants from U.S. Embassy and Foreign News Agencies

Regarding the Department of Special Investigations’ (DSI) officers arrested the 55-years old Mr. Lerpong Wichaicommart or Joe Wichaicommart, or Mr. Joe W. Gordon in English, with the charge of posting the public comments on the internet at his place of residence in the vicinity of Nakorn Rachasrima’s municipality

Regarding the Department of Special Investigations’ (DSI) officers arrested the 55-years old Mr. Lerpong Wichaicommart or Joe Wichaicommart, or Mr. Joe W.

May 18, 2011
ASIAN DEMOCRATS DISMAYED AT PROSPECT OF BEING REPRESENTED BY SYRIA AT HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL

The World Forum for Democratization in Asia (WFDA) is gravely concerned by the likelihood of Syria’s election to the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) on 20 May, even as it is engaged in a massive deadly crackdown against its own citizens.

The World Forum for Democratization in Asia (WFDA) is gravely concerned by the likelihood of Syria’s election to the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) on 20 May, even as it is engaged in a massive deadly crackdown against its own citizens.

May 10, 2011
Congressional Ceremony to Commemorate Vietnam Human Rights Day May 11, 2011

Contact: Megan Vu
727-492-8278

For immediate release:

WASHINGTON – On Wednesday, May 11, 2011 a ceremony on Capitol Hill will call attention to the deteriorating human rights conditions in Vietnam. This event, held in the Hart Senate Building (Room H216) from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., will commemorate the anniversary of the U.S. House-Senate Joint Resolution SJ 168 designating May 11th as the Vietnam Human Rights Day.

Contact: Megan Vu
727-492-8278

For immediate release:

WASHINGTON – On Wednesday, May 11, 2011 a ceremony on Capitol Hill will call attention to the deteriorating human rights conditions in Vietnam. This event, held in the Hart Senate Building (Room H216) from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., will commemorate the anniversary of the U.S. House-Senate Joint Resolution SJ 168 designating May 11th as the Vietnam Human Rights Day.

May 1, 2011
World Press Freedom Day 2011

Social media have given the gathering and sharing of news a very different dynamic. How do information consumers use social networking sites to get their news, and how do mainstream news organizations use these sites to do their journalism? Do social media platforms give citizens new ways to monitor and engage their governments? Has media
literacy kept pace with the dramatic expansion of information?

Social media have given the gathering and sharing of news a very different dynamic. How do information consumers use social networking sites to get their news, and how do mainstream news organizations use these sites to do their journalism? Do social media platforms give citizens new ways to monitor and engage their governments? Has media
literacy kept pace with the dramatic expansion of information?

http://www.rallyingfordemocracy.org/images/WPFD_Program_2011_For_Speaker...

March 29, 2011
Environmental concerns delay Laos superdam

Despite a recent independent report recommending a 10-year moratorium on dams due to environmental impacts and effects on fishing and livelihoods, Laos wants the dam on its territory approved.

A key decision on the first dam proposed for the lower main stream of the Mekong River has been delayed, after hundreds of environmental organisations raised last-minute concerns.

Despite a recent independent report recommending a 10-year moratorium on dams due to environmental impacts and effects on fishing and livelihoods, Laos wants the dam on its territory approved.

However, at a weekend meeting of all four lower Mekong basin countries it was agreed to delay the approval until a special meeting on April 21.

March 17, 2011
U.S. working to move its citizens from affected areas in Japan

Washington (CNN) -- The State Department announced late Wednesday that it has approved the departure of family members of U.S. government personnel from certain areas of Japan in the aftermath of the earthquake, the tsunami and the nuclear power plant crisis.

Washington (CNN) -- The State Department announced late Wednesday that it has approved the departure of family members of U.S. government personnel from certain areas of Japan in the aftermath of the earthquake, the tsunami and the nuclear power plant crisis.

Americans are urged to postpone all travel to the affected areas, the United States said, hours after expanding the recommended evacuation zone around the nuclear plants to a radius of 50 miles.

The Japanese government has told people to evacuate to at least 20 kilometers (12 miles) away from the damaged reactors.

March 7, 2011
The Internet: U.S. to begin funding freedom

Yet 16 months have passed since the State Department was allotted $30 million in funding for Internet freedom - and not a dollar of it has been spent. During that time Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has delivered two speeches stressing the importance of the issue and committing the department to an aggressive strategy. But while her State Department painstakingly hammers out its approach, oppressive regimes the world over are acting in real time to stifle dissent, strengthen firewalls and threaten online activists - most recently in the Middle East.

In the past 16 months, the Internet landscape has shifted dramatically. Sixteen months ago, there were no iPads. The number of Twitter users was orders of magnitude smaller. And scarcely 10 percent of phone users had smartphones.

February 23, 2011
Libya: 'more than 1,000 dead'

More, than 1,000 people are thought to have died in violence in Libya as government forces continue to crackdown on protesters demanding an end to Col Gaddafi's regime.

Libya: 'more than 1,000 dead'

More, than 1,000 people are thought to have died in violence in Libya as government forces continue to crackdown on protesters demanding an end to Col Gaddafi's regime.

Ital'ys foreign minister, Franco Frattini, said: "We believe that the estimates [of the death toll] of about 1,000 are credible."

The updated death toll came as French President Nicolas Sarkozy called for Europe to suspend all economic ties with Libya following the suppression of opposition protests there and to adopt sanctions against the country.