An appeals court in Thailand granted bail to a US academic accused of insulting the country’s monarchy, a day after his arrest drew condemnation from Washington and civil rights groups.

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BANGKOK – A US academic charged with breaking Thailand’s strict royal defamation laws will appeal against a decision to revoke his visa, his lawyers said April 10, after he was released on ...

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No trial date has been set. The case is a rare instance of a foreigner falling foul of strict decades-old laws which shield from any criticism the royal family led by King Maha Vajiralongkorn.

BANGKOK, Thailand — A US academic charged with breaking Thailand’s strict royal defamation laws was granted bail on Wednesday, his lawyers said, but remains in custody pending an appeal to ...

BANGKOK: Thailand's immigration authorities revoked the visa Wednesday (April 9) of a prominent American scholar detained a day earlier on royal defamation ... by the US embassy and colleagues ...

The US State Department on Wednesday reacted to ... at his detention for alleged infringement of the country’s hardline royal insult law. Paul Chambers, a political analyst at the Naresuan ...

Chambers told AFP last week he felt “intimidated” by the situation, but was being supported by the US embassy and colleagues at his university. Charges under Thailand’s royal defamation law ...

A US academic charged with breaking Thailand's strict royal defamation laws was granted bail on Wednesday, his lawyers said, but remains in custody pending an appeal to immigration authorities who ...