EU, European Embassies Recognise Laos’ 30-Year Moratorium on Executions
The EU and European embassies, including those of France and Germany, have acknowledged Laos' 30-year moratorium on executions, despite the continued existence of capital punishment in its laws. This recognition highlights Laos' restraint and respect for human life within the global context of human rights.
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