Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act 2019 (PDPA), which came into effect on June 1, 2022, represents the country's first comprehensive data protection legislation. It was designed to regulate the use of personal data by both local and multinational organizations. By aligning with
A heated legal challenge in Edinburgh may profoundly impact the future of two significant untapped oil fields in the UK: the Rosebank oil field and the Jackdaw gas field, both located offshore near Scotland. This development sees environmental groups, Greenpeace and Uplift, initiating a judicial
The UK is witnessing an unprecedented surge in environmental lawsuits, driven by rising public awareness and vigorous activism centered around climate change and environmental conservation. This growing phenomenon underscores the pivotal role that the legal system is beginning to play in tackling
In light of burgeoning concerns over the UK-Australia free trade agreement, farming organizations across the UK are being called to back a judicial review aimed at annulling the deal. This call to action is rooted in fears of substantial economic and environmental repercussions for local farmers
Green Alliance, a UK environmental think tank and charity, is seeking permission to intervene in a legal case for the first time in its 45-year history. This case concerns the energy efficiency standards for housing and the wider implications of the UK's environmental principles duty
In a notable court decision, a federal judge concluded that the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), a division of the U.S. Department of Energy, had breached environmental laws in its strategy to ramp up plutonium pit production. The ruling emphasizes the need for stringent adherence
