Asian Legal Review

Orathai’s case is linked to an investigation into a senior executive who has allegedly defrauded her company Essilor Manufacturing (Thailand).

As the kebaya gets Unesco’s recognition, what does its global cultural status mean for the future of the garment?

The spate of attacks has put pressure on the government of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who faces re-election later this year.

Laurence Pang’s case shows the persistent threat that scam operations pose even after the Philippines’ Pogo ban, observers say.

A vehicle carrying unarmed Frontier Corps paramilitaries ‘came under gunfire from 70 to 80 armed assailants who had blocked the road’.

Myanmar’s government announced another extension of its mandate to rule in preparation for elections it has said will be held this year.

A Company Share Option Plan (CSOP) is a tax-advantaged share plan that enables a company to grant market value share options to selected executive directors and employees.

The Irish government has set out its intentions to tackle fraud as part of its recently-published ‘programme for government’, aiming to strengthen the country’s economic integrity and protect public funds from fraudulent activities.

‘We believe they have been withdrawn because of the heavy losses inflicted,’ said a military spokesman.

A recent UK First-tier Tribunal (FTT) decision potentially opens the door for businesses to reclaim value added tax (VAT) on low carbohydrate drinks, an expert has said.