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A US scholar jailed in Thailand on charges of insulting the monarchy is released on bail

  • Paul Chambers, an American academic, was arrested in Thailand for allegedly insulting the royal family.
  • A complaint filed by the royalist army accused Chambers of defaming the monarchy through an online blurb.
  • Chambers, a lecturer at Naresuan University, participated in a webinar last October hosted by a think-tank website.
  • Thailand's lese majeste law, Section 112, punishes defaming the monarchy with three to fifteen years imprisonment.
  • Chambers was released on bail of 300,000 baht, and his lawyer expects to hear about the visa appeal by Friday.
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Thailand News broke the news in on Wednesday, April 9, 2025.
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