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Thailand moves to speed up deportations of foreign criminals
TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 2026
Thailand is reviewing immigration laws to speed up deportations of foreign offenders as transnational crime and visa abuse raise security concerns
Princess Bajrakitiyabha’s path from law to royal military service
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2026
Princess Bajrakitiyabha’s public role broadened from legal service and justice reform to royal military service under the Royal Security Command.
Thailand’s 40 restricted jobs foreigners cannot freely take up 
TUESDAY, JUNE 02, 2026
Thailand’s foreign labour law restricts 40 job categories for foreign workers, with some fully prohibited and others allowed only under specific conditions.
Weird and wonderful Thai laws you probably never knew existed
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2025
Every country has its own set of quirks when it comes to rules and regulations, and Thailand is no exception. While many laws are designed to keep order, protect citizens or preserve national identity, some stand out for being unexpectedly unusual and surprisingly fascinating.
Phumtham clarifies use of Thai law to file lawsuit against Cambodia
FRIDAY, AUGUST 08, 2025
Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai emphasised that Thailand would use its domestic laws to sue Cambodia, seeking accountability.
Second Army Area chief warns Cambodian tourists to strictly observe Thai law
SUNDAY, JULY 20, 2025
Second Army chief warns Cambodian tourists to follow Thai laws at Surin temples; urges calm amid rising tensions and promotes friendly hosting campaign.
Thai law allows those suffering to take steps to end their lives
TUESDAY, MARCH 05, 2019
Thailand has not legalised euthanasia or assisted suicide like other countries but there is Section 12 in the National Health Act that allows a person to make a “living will in writing” to pass away naturally and peacefully, Medical Council secretarygeneral Dr Itthaporn Kanachareon said yesterday.
Food supplement fraudsters get 4,355-year sentence
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2018
Fraud suspect Pasit “Sinsae Shogun” Ariyalapit was sentenced on Wednesday by the primary court to a total of 4,355 years in prison plus a Bt20,000 fine, although under Thai law she would actually serve only 20 years behind bars as the maximum prison term for the offences.
Parts of slaughtered Muntjac seized
SUNDAY, AUGUST 05, 2018
Officials at the Nong Khai wildlife checkpoint seized four body parts weighing 6.5 kilograms belonging to a slaughtered Muntjac – a wildlife animal protected under Thai law – in the Rattana Wapi district of Nong Khai province on Sunday morning.
New book on legal philosophy offers lessons for Thai ethics
SUNDAY, APRIL 01, 2018
WHILE THE junta demands that citizens respect, obey and comply with the country’s laws, many people in the world see Thai law as abused and misused.