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In the 1970s, the indigenous people of North Laos were told by authorities to move down from the remote mountainous villages to the small township linked to the rest of the country. They were promised the access to drinking water and electricity. These finally came 30 years afterwards. Laos has many ethnic groups, one of them are Khmu people. Vieng Phoukha township, Laos / April 2019 Robert Bociaga

Robert Bociaga is a traveling photojournalist specializing in International Affairs. He is based in Southeast Asia and focuses on business and social issues around culture change, urbanization, political marginalization, poverty, religion and destruction of nature. He holds a master degree in Law. www.robert-bociaga.com olkbon@gmail.com