Paul Chambers spent two months facing decades in prison, or death, for allegedly insulting Thailand’s king. He, a renowned ...

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 ...

A royal insult prosecution against an American scholar in Thailand that raised concerns in the US government has been dropped, his lawyer said on Thursday, as authorities confirmed the academic ...

Family, friends and representatives from across RNAS Culdrose, including five former commanding officers, gathered to bid farewell to Paul ...

American academic Paul Chambers has left Thailand after the Attorney General accepted a police request and reviewed a decision to drop charges of lese-majeste, which upset human rights activists and ...

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, was arrested in early April while teaching at Naresuan University in northern Thailand. He faced charges under the country’s harsh lese majeste law, which punishes anyone who ...

The offense is punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Paul Chambers, who had been employed as a political science lecturer at Naresuan University in the northern province of Phitsanulok ...

May 30 (UPI) --An American academic facing up to 15 years in a Thai prison on allegations of insulting the monarchy has been permitted to leave the country, according to a nonprofit that advocates ...