An American scholar remains in Thailand after prosecutors dropped charges against him of insulting the monarchy, his family ...

Aussies are being warned about a law considered one of the strictest in the world that penalises both locals and foreigners ...

As more Aussies than ever flock to Thailand, tourists have been warned of a widely unknown law that could see you locked up for 50 years. American academic Dr Paul Chambers has become the latest ...

Thailand's state prosecutor said on Thursday it will not prosecute an American academic who was arrested and charged last month with insulting the royal family, a crime that carries a penalty of up to ...

An autopsy confirmed that a party entertainer, whose body was found in a river in Kanchanaburi, died of a drug overdose, not ...

Paul Chambers of Naresuan University in Phitsanulok was arrested last month for violating the country’s severe lese-majeste ...

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Adding to its significance, Wat Chetawan was entrusted by the Thai royal family with some of the Buddha’s relics, said to have been discovered in India – an honour granted to only a handful of ...

Paul Chambers, a lecturer at Thailand's Naresuan University ... insulting or threatening King Maha Vajiralongkorn and his close family. The Office of the Attorney General said in a statement ...

His family fears that if no settlement is reached ... it will ultimately lead to more of the same. The Royal Thai Army has accused Paul Chambers, a lecturer at Naresuan University in Phitsanulok ...

BANGKOK, May 1 (Reuters) - Thailand's state prosecutor said on Thursday it will not prosecute an American academic who was arrested and charged last month with insulting the royal family ...