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In a recent ruling, the US Supreme Court backed American Express’ (AmEx) right to forbid merchants from encouraging customers to use other cards, despite the abnormally high fees levied on merchants and customers who use […]
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US Immigration Law
At the end of Donald Trump’s second year in office, it is projected that legal immigration to the US will have dropped by 12%. The tightening of the borders to both legal and illegal immigrants […]
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After recently announcing a partnership with the Thai government, the popular short-term rental platform Airbnb has begun coordinating with local Thai officials to legitimize the website and bring it above board. In turn, Airbnb’s hosts […]
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Thailand Marriage
The Thai Justice Ministry is currently considering legislation that would allow same-sex couples to enter into civil partnerships together, which would provide many of the rights, protections, and benefits of traditional marriage. The ministry will […]
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Thailand Marriage
News of a 41-year-old Malaysian Muslim man marrying an 11-year-old Thai girl has caused an uproar in the press and on social media in Malaysia–and now, both countries’ authorities are investigating the case. The man, […]
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After drafting legislation in recent months to start regulating cryptocurrencies, Thailand has decided to skip the legislative process entirely, passing an emergency decree that essentially legalizes cryptos and lays the groundwork for their taxing and […]
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Recently, the Thai government passed a new law amending the regulations, requirements, and penalties for foreigners working in the Kingdom. Perhaps the biggest changes are the new exceptions that allow some non-Thais to work in […]
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Human Rights Law
Recently, Thai legislators passed a new law stating that all migrant workers in the country must get official documentation by June 30 to continue working in the country. The Thai government claims the law is […]
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Last week, the Legislative Committee of the European Union voted on a bill–dubbed the EU Copyright Directive–that could potentially change the internet as we know it for the worse. According to Gizmodo, much of the […]
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 last week that government authorities must first get a warrant before accessing the location data of suspected criminals, in what looks to be a huge win for privacy advocates, […]
