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Nuon Chea, the Khmer Rouge’s Brother No. 2, and Khieu Samphan, former head of state, were found guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced to life in prison by United Nations backed war crimes tribunal, […]
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Chinese police made five arrests from the Shanghai factory of US food supplier, OSI Group, which allegedly mixed expired meat with fresh product and sold it to its customers, including popular fast food chains, according […]
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The Immigration Bureau posted an update to its website with regards to the recent news that foreigners overstaying in Thailand would be blacklisted, reports Thai Visa. Immigration laws state that the normal overstay penalty is […]
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The Anti-Money Laundering Office, working with police in Northeast Thailand, has uncovered a network of cartel gangs illegally smuggling endangered Siamese rosewood, according to The Nation. The Nation reports that the AMLO investigation began after […]
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Following the 2014 BRICS Summit, the BRICS countries announced the creation of their own multilateral financial institutions as alternatives to the Western dominated system, reports the Bangkok Post. The current leading international lending institutions are […]
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The former prince of Nepal, Paras Shah, was arrested in Bangkok, Thailand on July 10 for possessing marijuana, according to the Bangkok Post. Shah was caught with about 13 grams of marijuana in his hotel, […]
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Thailand’s Department of National Parks is reigniting its efforts to examine Sor Kor 1 land title deeds in Phuket’s Sirinat National Park to expose illegal encroachment and recover the rightful public land, according to the […]
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After August 12, Thailand’s Immigration Bureau will deny foreigners on out/in visa runs reentry, regardless of transportation mode. The Immigration Bureau first announced the stricter enforcement of border regulations in May, when several land border […]
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The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) is setting up one-stop service centers to register migrant workers under its pressing measures to fight long-running transnational labor troubles reports The […]
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Copyright exceptions for research, study and libraries in Thailand: What should be developed and reformed in order to improve the copyright protection regime? Introduction Copyright exceptions are one of the problematic areas in the Thai […]
