The Thomas Aquinas School of Law, Assumption University, in collaboration with the School of Law, Kasetsart University, organized the ALSA AU and KU Talk 2023 “Law in Challenging Issues” on november 24, 2023, at Auditorium Assumption University Hua-Mak campus, the event commenced with an eloquent welcome address by Asst. Prof. Dr. Sthianrapab Naluang, Dean of the Thomas Aquinas School of Law, setting the stage for a day of insightful discussions and academic engagement.
Participants had the opportunity to gain valuable insights from distinguished speakers, including Asst. Prof. Dr. Nattapong Suwan-in, who delivered an in-depth analysis on “IP Law and Thailand in Transition,” and A. Yuranan Yuvanont, who explored the implications of “Digital Law and National Development.” A key highlight of the event was an engaging session on “PDPA: Guarding Your Information, Empowering Your Rights,” presented by Asst. Prof. Dr. Preeda Showtimanon from Ramkhamhaeng University. Additionally, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pisawat Sukonthapan provided a thought-provoking discussion on “Coping with a Child’s Misconduct,” offering a nuanced perspective on juvenile justice, further enriched by contributions from ALSA representatives.
The event also featured a dynamic Q&A session, fostering an interactive exchange of ideas among attendees. The day concluded with a relationship-building activity between ALSA AU and KU, further strengthening the ties between these esteemed law student communities.
Alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
- SDG 4: Quality Education
The event contributed significantly to quality education by providing students and professionals in the legal field with deep insights into pressing legal issues. The diverse range of topics—from IP law to juvenile justice—equipped attendees with the knowledge to navigate and address current challenges in the legal landscape. - SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
By addressing digital law and data protection, the event emphasized the importance of protecting individuals’ rights in the digital age, promoting equal access to legal protection for all. Discussions on juvenile justice also highlighted the importance of equitable treatment of young people, contributing to reduced inequalities in the legal system. - SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
The seminar reinforced peace and justice by engaging in discussions on laws that are vital to societal well-being, such as data protection (PDPA) and juvenile justice. It contributed to stronger institutions by fostering dialogue on evolving legal frameworks in Thailand, ensuring they reflect modern challenges and uphold justice for all.
The 17 Goals
