The law against insulting the Thai monarchy has become a common tool for silencing Thai activists. Now, a foreign academic ...

An American lecturer in Thailand has been arrested on charges of offending the country's monarchy. Paul Chambers, who teaches ...

The scholar, Paul Chambers, was released on bail Thursday, but without his passport, his lawyers said. He has denied charges ...

As the only public law school in the commonwealth, UMass Law emphasizes affordable legal education and a commitment to public ...

An American academic who was arrested in Thailand and charged with insulting the royal family has been released on bail, but his immigration status remains contested, his lawyer said on Thursday.

An appeals court in Thailand granted bail to a US academic accused of insulting the country’s monarchy, a day after his ...

Thailand has some of the world’s strictest lese majeste laws, and criticizing the king, queen, or heir apparent can lead to a maximum 15-year prison sentence for each offense.

The HC said that it was now open to the BCI to constitute a committee afresh, if so advised, to inspect the law school. The HC held that the Advocates Act, 1961, was enacted to "empower the BCI to ...

The government did keep trying to implement its law, but each time, it was met by fierce opposition, Ms. Froidevaux-Metterie said. In 2014, after the government trained teachers in 10 school ...

At Melbourne law school, academics charged with indigenising the curriculum hold senior posts and have written extensively about what they have in mind. Their ambitions are wide-ranging.

Their goal, he claimed, is to ensure that “law schools teach just a bunch of ‘black letters’ on a page” – “an impoverished conception of law” that would “produce a profession ill ...