| PARASOL | In Laos, a father has the right to such protection (7) |
| PARSON | A father has the right to see his boy become a man of the cloth (6) |
| APRON | No, pa! I have a right to such protection! |
| ISOLATE | In Laos, a tie is worn to set one apart from the rest |
| APHASIA | A father has one during failure of understanding (7) |
| ELPASO | City in Laos, a pleasure to recall (2,4) |
| OSAKA | In Laos, a Kansas city. (5) |
| ASITWERE | Sort of wet fluid a father has mopped up |
| PARABLE | Father has the right, being skilful, to tell the story (7) |
| WRANGLE | Somehow contrive to include right to such noisy dispute (7) |
| KIP | 1,000lb; a monetary unit of Laos; a wooden paddle to spin Australian pennies in a game of two-up; a calf/lambskin; a bundle of hides; a bed; or, a nap or a snooze (3) |
| PARISH | His father has the right to be in a church district (6) |
| PATROL | Do the rounds but father has the right to this lot (6) |
| UTILISE | Exploit tips for tourism in Laos, India, in America and Spain (7) |
| ASOCIAL | Spy group in Laos otherwise unwilling to mix (7) |
| REPRISAL | In Paris, the French have a right to such a retaliatory act (8) |
| SAILSON | Continues to travel in Laos moving around south |
| LIAISON | In Laos I made a connection |
| RADIO | Do I have a right to such communication? |
| SPITE | Impish person has no right to such malice (5) |
