Civil Court accepts lawsuit against CPF in Blackchin tilapia invasion case
The country’s agro-industrial and food-producing conglomerate, Charoen Pokphand Foods PCL (CPF), has seven days to
Administrative Court
Environmental rights need to be translated into new laws to facilitate judicial procedures
The recent seminar on judicial roles in environmental justice has extensively discussed on the roles
Lawyers Council sets to file lawsuits against concerned agencies and “the company” over Blackchin fish invasion
The leading law advocacy organisation said this is to set a new norm regarding accountability
Residents in the North sue PM and Environment Board for failing to tackle PM2.5 haze crisis
Chiang Rai residents, meanwhile, have come out for the first time in years of suffering
EDITORIAL: Right to Clean Air is a Universal Human Right
The government has taken too little and too late action against the intensifying PM2.5 haze
New legal mechanisms demanded to cope with transboundary impacts on the Mekong after Pak Beng dam complaint dismissed
The top Administrative Court on Wednesday turned down an appeal against the third Lower Mekong
Anti-toxic farm chemical group steps in to help fight farm company’s complaint against the government’s ban on hazardous chemicals
They said their participation would help bring out the truth for the best of the
Mekong residents bring crystal clear Mekong to Thai court as proof of the river’s illness by Xayaburi dam
They have requested an injunction to be placed against the power purchase agreement as a