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June 2011 | Risk Summary

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Security Thongbanh Sengaphone urged leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in May to strengthen cooperation on efforts to fight transnational crime in the region. He added that transnational crimes such as drug trafficking, terrorism, human trafficking, transnational corruption, cyber crime and arms trafficking have become highly organised and challenging for law enforcement authorities. Laos's commitment to fight transnational crimes by assuming leadership of the 31st ASEAN Chiefs of Police Conference this year suggests that the government is serious in maintaining the country's relevance within the ASEAN

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