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I'm not entirely sure of the origins of the word, but in this case, when referring to "lolicon," it's Japanese, so, ignoring the "con" syllable for now:
Loli is actually rori. Composed of the syllables "ro" and "ri" ( ? and ?.)
The first syllable is the one in question here. Since it is "ro" and not "rou," it has a shorter "oh" sound than "rou" would have (as if, to have an English equivalent here, "rou" would be pronounced more like "row") With this shorter "oh" sound, it can very easily be heard as either "law lee" or "low lee." In other words, both are correct. Personally, when I say it, it comes out more like "law lee," but I'm still pronouncing an "o."
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