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Germany: A court in Duesseldorf ruled that men have a right to urinate while standing up after a landlord’s lawsuit seeking $2,855 for bathroom floor repairs was thrown out, reports The New Zealand Herald. The […]
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A man who apparently shot a street dog near the Imperial Lat Phrao mall on January 13 faces charges under Thailand’s 2014 Animal Protection Law, reports The Nation. According to The Nation, the suspect originally […]
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Gammy, a baby with Down syndrome born via surrogacy in Thailand and allegedly abandoned by an Australian couple in August 2014, has been granted Australian citizenship, according to the Bangkok Post. The Bangkok Post reports […]
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A statue mysteriously emerging from the front yard of a Thai family in Ratchaburi province prompts worship ceremonies, reports Coconuts Bangkok. Sampao Ngamjam and her husband Suthep Ngamjam first spotted the object in their yard […]
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International Law
With Ross Ulbricht’s trial underway, jury rights activists are spreading the message of jury nullification in hopes of keeping Ulbricht out of jail, reports Voctiv. Ulbricht is under trial in New York for allegedly creating […]
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The United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) reportedly shut down its “construction parallel” program, which collected data on almost all international calls out of the U.S. for 15 years, according to the Digital Journal. “Parallel […]
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Mitsutoki Shigeta, the Japanese man at the center of a suspected surrogacy baby factory, is suing the Thailand government for apprehending children he claims are his, reports the Bangkok Post. Vichien Chaovalit, permanent secretary of […]
Feature Articles
Simon Mott, the co-founder and manager of Hope Rehab Center Thailand, discusses how he opened his addiction rehabilitation center, his philosophy for drug and addiction treatment, and Thailand business bureaucracy in ThaiLawForum’s latest “Entrepreneurs in […]
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The Thai police search for a man from Sierra Leone who failed to report to health officials who were monitoring for Ebola ended today when the man was found, according to the Bangkok Post. According […]
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Thailand’s land offices are the “most corrupt agency,” accepting the most bribes according to a newly released academic survey, reports The Nation. The survey was given to 6,048 “heads of Thai households” in January and […]
