British blamed the girl escaped from prison during a sentence of death by firing squad in Laos on Tuesday because she is pregnant, so that criminal laws prohibiting the courts to pass death sentences on pregnant women, according to a statement made by the spokesman of the Lao Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the CNN, however, pregnancy during imprisonment sparked controversy another.

The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Laos, Kinthong Nuanthasing, it has not been Ithdid a new date for the trial of accused British Samantha Oorbacor, but it is expected that this will be next week.

The case was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Laos Monday, has raised many questions of humanity, the possibility that no Samantha, accused of drug possession, sentenced to death by firing squad.

Cause of death and the father of the fetus is unknown
The Oorbacor Samantha, aged 20 years old, was arrested on the fifth of August last year, to acquire slightly more than one kilogram of heroin.

Defendant's lawyer, Anna Morris, said in a conversation with them by CNN, that the amount seized with her client, would be presented to the bearer of death by firing squad, according to the laws in Laos.

Morris expressed concern about the health of Oorbacor, particularly as it may Hablt being held in prison.

Counsel did not give any details about the identity of the father of the fetus, or how was the process of pregnancy, however, acknowledged that Nuanthasing Oorbacor five months pregnant.

Pointed out that Oorbacor Nuanthasing recognized on the first day of her arrest that she was pregnant in the second month, and is the father of her unborn child, but suffered from vaginal diseases, and lost her unborn child, believed to be the first.

Nuanthasing stressed that the investigation will be carried on the British girl.

 

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