A new beginning for religious oppressed Hmong family

Who are the ones that help a religious oppressed Hmong family from Vietnam to start a new life in France?

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This is the video show Mee Lee aka Mos Hav and her friends to welcome Niaj Thao Lor family at French International Airport https://www.facebook.com/plugins/video.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FLiskub77%2Fvideos%2F1971072182949133%2F&show_text=0&width=560

Here is Nia Thao Lor experienced when religious became an issue and how he end up in Thai Immigration Center in Bangkok and who helped his family out so he and his family can start their new lives in France: 

"As a Hmong person, I felt that I have a responsibility to help my Hmong people who are in needed. Hmong should learn to be a modern citizen and come back to help those less fortunate than us, do not let them starve or thirst. As a Hmong resides in Western world, we should be a civilized citizen. We may have a nice house, we might not worry about putting foods on our tables, some may eat until they vomit or some may drink until they throw up, but if we as a person can't even spare a little of our fortune for those less fortunate than us, then should we still call ourselves Hmong?," says Mee Lee.

Nyiaj Thoj Lauj tsev neeg mus txog ntawm teb chaws Fabkis lub tshav dav hlau-Mim Lis (Mos Hav) Source: Mim Lis (Mos Hav)

Listen and read more insights in Thai from Sakda Keoboudee who shared his though with Thai A Day magazine how he has helped Nia Thao Lor and his family to start a new life in France here: https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fsakda.kaewbuadee%2Fposts%2F10155634097850264&width=500

Tong, Nyiaj Thoj Lauj tsev neeg thiab Mim Lis yees duab ntawm tus pej thuam muaj yeej (Arch de Triomphe) ntawm tuam ceeb Paris, Fabkis - Mim Lis (Mos Hav) Source: Mim Lis (Mos Hav)

Nyiaj Thoj Lauj tsev neeg yees duab ntawm Effiel Tower hauv tuam ceeb Paris, tebchaws Fabkis-Mim Lis (Mos Hav) Source: Mim Lis (Mos Hav)

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