Champasak University Land Dispute: Authorities Order Eviction of Unauthorized Occupants
Champasak authorities in southern Laos have ordered unauthorized occupants of land registered to Champasak University to vacate and remove their structures within three months. Approved families will receive compensation before relocation. However, questions are being raised by residents regarding the criteria for compensation and the university's need for such a large land area.
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