Paul Chambers’ arrest and flight highlight Thailand’s tightening authoritarianism, even as youth-driven calls for reform ...

BANGKOK -- Paul Chambers, an American academic charged under Thailand's draconian law of lese-majeste in April, said he fled ...

A University of Oklahoma graduate who was arrested and charged for insulting the Thai monarchy had his charge dropped and is ...

Paul Chambers, a U.S. political science professor, was arrested in April while teaching at a university in Thailand, when he ...

Thailand’s attorney general's office has confirmed that it will not prosecute an American academic arrested in early April on ...

With two military coups and multiple judicial interventions that combined to subvert election results and weaken democratic ...

Thailand faces a 36 per cent levy on key exports to America under the US president’s “Liberation Day” measures and remains one of the few Southeast Asian nations without a bilateral deal with ...

Global Reach told UPI in an emailed statement that Paul Chambers was permitted to leave Thailand on Thursday after resolving what it called "false" lese-majeste charges. "I am relieved that this ...

Paul Chambers, 58, a political science lecturer ... year on the website of a research institute based outside of Thailand. Chambers could not be contacted for comment on Thursday.

A royal insult prosecution against an American academic in Thailand has been dropped, as authorities confirmed Paul Chambers had left the country. Chambers, 58, a political science lecturer ...

FILE - U.S. political science lecturer Paul Chambers, left, of Thailand's Naresuan University, stands outside the police station in Phitsanulok, Thailand, where he was arrested on charges of ...