Researches

• Thanapat Chatinakrob, The Legal Consistency of the Application of International Humanitarian Law to Address Problems of Cyber Conflicts in Cyberspace (ongoing).
• Prasit Pivavatnapanich, Thanapat Chatinakrob, et al., Research Report ‘Problems in the Consideration of Treaties under Section 178 of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand B.E. 2560 (2017)’ (the Office of the Constitutional Court) (ongoing).
• Thanapat Chatinakrob, Research Report ‘Project on Hiring Consultants to Conduct Data Screening Surveys for the Assistance of Persons with Problems Regarding Civil Registration Status and Stateless Persons, Area 2’ (the Rights and Liberties Protection Department, Ministry of Justice) (ongoing).
• Suntichai Kotcharin, Thanapat Chatinakrob et al., Final Research Report ‘A Study and Analysis of Projects in Accordance with the Public-Private Partnership Law’ (State Railway of Thailand, December 2024), 494 pages.
• Jarupapra Rakpong and Thanapat Chatinakrob, Final Research Report ‘Measures for Alcohol Beverage Label Control to Support Consideration of Establishing Alcohol Labelling Control Measures in Thailand’ (Office of Alcohol Beverage Control Committee, Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health, September 2024), 393 pages.
• Thanapat Chatinakrob, Consultancy for Feasibility Study and Suitable Model for Establishing the National Contact Point (NCP) Mechanism of Thailand (September 2023), 264 pages. (in Thai)
• ________, The application of international law to cyberspace: the dilemma of state sovereignty violation, extraterritorial effects and cyberspace sovereignty (2023), 129 pages. (in English)
• ________, Information operations and state responsibility: case studies of the claim of Myanmar’s (alleged) genocide intent towards the Rohingyas and military-linked influencing operations in Thailand (2022), 112 pages. (received an award for outstanding research work from the National Research Council of Thailand for the fiscal year 2024) (in English)

Theses

• The Use of Practice in Treaty Interpretation, PhD Thesis, University of Manchester, 2021
• The Jurisdiction and Admissibility of the ICJ’s Request for Interpretation Judgments: Do We Need Reform?, LLM Dissertation, University of London (Queen Mary), 2018
• The Evolutionary Interpretation of Treaties: A Study on Decisions rendered by the WTO Dispute Settlement Organs and International Investment Tribunals (LLM Thesis, Thammasat, 2014

Book

• Thanapat Chatinakrob, Public International Law (1st edn, TU Law Publications 2025), 592 pages. (in Thai).
• Thanapat Chatinakrob, Law of Succession in accordance with Thai Civil and Commercial Code (2nd edn, Winyuchon 2025), 440 pages. (in Thai).
• Thanapat Chatinakrob, Law of Succession in accordance with Thai Civil and Commercial Code (1st edn, TU Law Publications 2023), 378 pages. (in Thai).

Book Chapters

• Thanapat Chatinakrob, Unravelling Treaty Interpretation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Judicial Practice and Interpretation in the Thai Legal Landscape, in Bimal N Patel (ed), Asian and African Treaty Law and Practice: Implications for Foreign Policy (ILC 2025), forthcoming 2025.
• ________, Navigating Cyberspace: An International Legal Analysis from Regional and Domestic Perspectives, in Francesca C Villata, Mirela Župan, Katarina Trimmings, Giulia Gabrielli (eds), Law in the Age of Digital Technologies (Milano University Press) 15-50 (2025).
• ________, Regulations relating to the use of force and the use of firearms by legal enforcement officers, Prosecution Affairs Institute, Royal Thai Police, Guidance on the use of force and the use of firearms (Royal Thai Police Press, 1st ed) 18-93 (2022). (in Thai).
• ________, Happiness-sharing Pantries: an effective weapon to ease hunger for the needy during the pandemic in Thailand, in Hyun Bang Shin, Murray Mckenzie and Do Young Oh (eds), Southeast Asia: Insights for a post-pandemic world (LSE Press), 249-256 (2022).

Article

• Thanapat Chatinakrob, ‘Legal Frameworks and Accountability in Southern Thailand’, 172 Policy Brief Series, 1-4 (2025).
• ________, ‘Legal Risks and Challenges of Unregulated AI: An Analysis of International Legal Frameworks for Mitigating Risks and Ensuring Ethical and Legal Compliance in the Development and Deployment of AI’, 41 Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs, 268-315 (2024).
• ________, ‘Interplay of International Law and Cyberspace: State Sovereignty Violation, Extraterritorial Effects, and the Paradigm of Cyber Sovereignty’, 23 (1) Chinese Journal of International Law, 25-72 (2024).
• ________, ‘Because Thailand is not just Thailand: The Next Chapter of Democracy and ASEAN in the Era of Globalisation’ in Raphi Vichakarn Book 2023, 72-81 (2024) (in Thai).
• ________, ‘Hostage-Taking: A Key Concern in International Humanitarian Law’, TU LAW E-Newsletter, No.10, 1-7 (October 2023).
• ________, ‘Preliminary chapter regarding (eternal) legal prescription in the request for interpretation judgment of the International Court of Justice: a case study of the request for interpretation of the Temple of Preah Vihear judgment’ in Associate Professor Nophanidhi Suriya’s Funeral Book, 160-166 (Duan Tula Printing House, 2022) (in Thai).
• ________, ‘Rethinking the scope of international law regulating information operations: lessons learned from a crime of online genocide in Myanmar’ 11 (2) Cambridge International Law Journal, 243-267 (2022).
• ________, ‘Internship Experience at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, Germany’ in Liber Amicorum in Honour of Professor Dr Jaturon Thirawat, 391-421 (2022) (in Thai).
• ________, ‘Problems of Uniform Interpretation of the 1980 United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods’ in Liber Amicorum in Honour of Professor Dr Kumchai Jongjakapun, 191-202 (2021) (in Thai).
• ________, ‘Facebook Online Censorship: the Study on the Possibility of Facebook taking Legal Action against the Thai Government and Affected Users taking Legal Action against Facebook’ in Thammasat Law Journal 3, 351-387 (2021) (in Thai).
• ________, ‘Happiness-sharing Pantries: an effective weapon to ease hunger for the needy during the pandemic in Thailand’ LSE Southeast Asia Blog (LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre) (2020), available at https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/seac/2020/09/16/happiness-sharing-pantries/.
• ________, ‘Treaty Interpretation in International Law’ in Liber Amicorum in Honour of Associate Professor Dr Phunthip Kanchanachittra Saisoonthorn, 378-405 (2020) (in Thai).
• Thanapat Chatinakrob, ‘Possible Reforms of ISDS: Some Considerations on the ICS in CETA’ Cambridge International Law Journal (2019), available at http://cilj.co.uk/2019/01/29/possible-reforms-of-isds-some-considerations-on-the-ics-in-ceta/.
• ________, ‘Material Breach and Its Exception: An Analysis of ‘A Humanitarian Character’’ Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) Student Law Review 5(2), 43-54 (2018).
• ________, ‘Illegal Trade of Elephant Ivory and Implementation of CITES by Thailand’ Mae Fah Luang University Rapee Law Journal 61, 131-156 (2018).

• ________, ‘The Significance of Subsequent Agreements and Practice of the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties in the Development of International Law’: The Analysis of the Notable Navigational and Related Rights and Whaling decisions’ Journal of Law, Policy and Globalization 74, 26-36 (2018).

• ________, ‘From Stockholm to Rio: The Contribution of Soft Law to the Deployment of International Environmental Law’ Journal of Legal Studies & Research 4(3), 538-559 (2018).

• ________, ‘Justifying Jurisprudence Constante as Interpretative Instrument of Investment Treaty Arbitration’ Journal of Legal Studies & Research 4(2), 188-198 (2018).

• ________, ‘Conceptual and Strategic Framework for the Development of Rule of Law Index/Indicators’ TDRI Quarterly Review 31(3), 14-18 (2016).
• ________, ‘E-court: A Way to Increase Courts’ Effectiveness’ in Bangkokbiznews (19 Nov 2015) (in Thai).
• ________, ‘Evolutionary Interpretation of Treaties: A Study on Decisions Rendered by the WTO Dispute Settlement Organs and International Investment Tribunals’ in Graduate Law Journal, 308-320 (2015) and Thammasat Graduate Law Thesis, 1-179 (2015) (in Thai).
• ________, ‘Is there an Effective Dispute Settlement Mechanism in the ASEAN?’ (2015) 2015 ECHO Magazine 42.

Book Reviews

• Book Review ‘Book Review: Rights Refused: Grassroots Activism and State Violence in Myanmar by Elliott Prasse-Freeman’. In: LSE Southeast Asia Blog (LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre) (2023), available at https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/seac/2023/10/23/book-review-rights-refused-grassroots-activism-and-state-violence-in-myanmar-by-elliott-prasse-freeman/.
• Book Review ‘Citizen Designs: City-making and Democracy in Northeastern Thailand by Eli Elinoff’. In: LSE Southeast Asia Blog (LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre) (2023), available at https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/seac/2023/05/25/book-review-citizen-designs-city-making-and-democracy-in-northeastern-thailand-by-eli-elinoff/. 
• Book Review ‘Treaty Interpretation by Richard Gardiner, second edition’. Thailand Journal of International Law 2, 79-81 (2017-2018).

Conference Presentations

• 31 July 2025: Speaker on the topic “International Law-Making Process in the 21st Century” (Ministry of External Affairs–ITEC Programme on Fundamentals of International Law & Security, Rashtriya Raksha University, India)
• 14 June 2025: Panel Discussion on the topic “Challenges in Managing the Thailand–Cambodia Border Dispute and the Role of ASEAN,” organised by the Institute of Area Studies, Thammasat University, at Thammasat University, Tha Prachan Campus, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 9 January 2025: Panel Discussion on the topic “Global Politics and Education: Breaking Barriers, Building Futures”, Thailand National Model United Nations Conference, United Nations Conference Centre, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 4 December 2024: Workshop on the topic “Challenges to Human Rights at Sea I: A Fragmented Legal Framework,” under the theme “Human Rights at Sea I: the Rights, Standards and Gaps concerning Seafarers, Fishers and Other Persons at Sea”, organised by the Max Planck Foundation for International Peace and the Rule of Law, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 29 November 2024: Colloquium on the topic “ASEAN Contribution to ILC,” under the theme “The International Law Commission @ 75”, jointly organised by the South African Research Chair in International Law, University of Johannesburg  & RRU Centre for International Law, Rashtriya Raksha University, India at University of Johannesburg, South Africa.
• 22 November 2024: Roundtable discussion on the topic “Talk the Market Competition, Walk the Regulatory Reforms in Thailand,” organised by 101 PUB – 101 Public Policy Think Tank and The 101.world at the Pathumwan Princess Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 20 November 2024: Launch and Critique of Family and Inheritance Law Textbook (Inheritance Part) by Professor M.R. Seni Pramoj, revised by Professor Dr. Pairoj Kampusiri,” Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, Thailand.
• 17 November 2024: 100 Years of the Civil and Commercial Code: Western Copy or Thai Creativity?, organised by the Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, Thailand.
• 12 November 2024: Withdrawing from the United Nations? Reimagining International Law, organised by the Manchester International Law Centre on the occasion of its 10th anniversary, United Kingdom, held at the Manchester Museum, Manchester, United Kingdom.
• 20 October 2024: Basics of Public International Law at the Public International Law + Memorial Writing & Oral Pleading Workshop 2024, organised by Thammasat International Moot Society (TIMS), Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, Thailand.
• 27 September 2024: Development of Draft Amendments to Immigration Law to Address Irregular Migration and the Population Shortage in an Aging Society, organised by the Committee on Law, Justice, and Human Rights of the House of Representatives, held at Seminar Room B1-1, B1 Floor, Parliament Building, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 31 August 2024: Exchanging Experiences in Thesis and Independent Study in the Field of Private Law, organised by the Civil Law Centre, Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, Thailand.
• 21 August 2024: Techniques for Writing Articles for International Database Publication” at the Faculty of Law Conference Room, 4th Floor, Ratchanakarin Building, Mahasarakham University, Mahasarakham, Thailand.
• 30 July 2024: Roundtable discussion on the topic “Thailand’s Direction on the Global Radar: IPEF, OECD, and BRICS,” organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at Grand Eastin Hotel, Phayathai, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 21 June 2024: Promotion, Protection, and Coping with Potential Impacts from Cross-Border Business Operations at the seminar on “Business and Human Rights: Thailand’s Direction with Mechanisms for Overseeing International Investments and Multinational Corporations” during the Business and Human Rights Week 2024, organised by the Department of Rights and Liberties Protection, Ministry of Justice, at Best Western Plus Wanda Grand Hotel, Nonthaburi, Thailand.
• 15 May 2024: Protection of Fishery Workers in Supply Chains and Amendments to the Fisheries Act B.E. 2558, organised by the Human Rights and Development Foundation at the Amari Don Muang Airport Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 28-29 Feb 2024: Unravelling Treaty Interpretation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Judicial Practice and Interpretation in the Thai Legal Landscape, 2024 Conference on Asian and African Treaty Law and Practice: Implications for Foreign Policy, Rashtriya Raksha University, India.
• 2 Feb 2024: Thailand’s Road to the UN Human Rights Council: Yay or Nay?, The Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand (FCCT), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 3-4 Dec 2023: Legal Risks and Challenges of Unregulated AI: An Analysis of International Legal Frameworks for Mitigating Risks and Ensuring Ethical and Legal Compliance in the Development and Deployment of AI, 2023 ILA-ASIL Asia-Pacific Research Forum, Taiwan.
• 30 Nov – 1 Dec 2023: Dialogue with Thai Justice Sector Actors, International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), Ayutthaya, Thailand.
• 8 Nov 2023: Rights and Returns: The Intersection of Human Rights and Investment Arbitration under the theme ‘The Interaction between Human Rights and Investment Arbitration’, Thailand ADR Week 2023, Thailand Arbitration Center, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 22 Sep 2023: Suitable Model for Establishing the National Contact Point (NCP) Mechanism of Thailand, Ministry of Justice, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 21-22 June 2023: UNGA and UNSC Mechanisms for ICJ Oversight: Balancing Independence and Accountability in the Face of Legal Limitations, Conference ‘Who Judges the Judges? Oversight Mechanisms in International Dispute Resolution, PluriCourts Centre for the Study of the Legitimate Roles of the Judiciary in the Global Order, University of Oslo and Bonavero Institute of Human Rights, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK.
• 10 February 2023: The Application of International Law to Cyberspace: the Dilemma of State Sovereignty Violation, Extraterritorial Effects and Cyberspace Sovereignty, Digital in Law: International Scientific Conference on International, EU and Comparative Law Issues ‘Law in the Age of Modern Technologies’, Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy.
• 13 January 2023: United Nations General Assembly Sixth Committee (Legal): Establishing Protocols for International Crime; Revisiting Criminal Jurisdiction of the Rome Statute, TU Model United Nations Conference, UN Conference Center (UNCC), UNESCAP, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 6 September 2022: ICC and Accountability for War Crimes, Accountability for Ukraine event, Netherlands Residence, Netherlands Embassy, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 21 June 2022: Guidance on the use of force and the use of firearms, Workshop on the Framework of the Use of Force and the Use of Firearms for Legal Enforcement Officers: Responses to Challenges of Domestic Law and International Standard for the Legal Protection and Assistance, Royal Thai Police and International Committee of the Red Cross, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 28-29 May 2022: State Responsibility for Information Operations: a Case Study of Myanmar’s Crime of Online Rohingya Genocide, 19th ASLI Conference, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, University of Tokyo, Japan.
• 26-27 March 2022: Rethinking the Scope of International Law regulating Information Operations: Lesson Learned from a Crime of Online Genocide in Myanmar, 11th Annual Conference of the Cambridge International Law Journal, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge, UK.
• 7 February 2022: State Responsibility under International Law during a Pandemic, TU Law Special Lecture Series 2022, Faculty of Law, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 14-18 June 2021: A Haunted Judgment without a Dead End?: A Lesson Learned from the ICJ Preah Vihear Request for Interpretation Judgment, Intensive Doctoral Week, 10th Online Edition, SciencesPo Law School, Paris, France.
• 20-21 May 2021: The Use of Practice of International Investment Law in Treaty Interpretation, PhD Student Workshop, Asian Society of International Law Biennial Conference, University of New South Wales, Canberra.
• 12 May 2021: The Use of  Practice in Treaty Interpretation, Law PGR Conference, Manchester, UK.
• 26 Feb 2021: Has ASEAN Prepared Enough for Treaty Interpretation?: Some Perspectives on the Dispute Settlement under RCEP and Other ASEAN Economic Agreements, ASEAN Law Academy Conference, National University of Singapore, Singapore.
• 27 Oct 2020: ASEAS UK-SEAC Panels on Southeast Asia Research, Annual LSE Southeast Asia Forum (SEAF), London, UK (online).
• 13-14 July 2020: Expanding the Horizon of Legal Hermeneutics: Does There Exist a ‘True Meaning’ in Treaty Interpretation?, 17th Annual International Conference on Law, Athens Greece (Paper is accepted for presentation, however, due to COVID-19 pandemic, only paper is submitted).
• 17 Mar 2020: Expanding the Horizon of Legal Hermeneutics: Does There Exist a ‘True Meaning’ in Treaty Interpretation?, PGR Law Conference, Manchester, UK.
• 14 Jul 2019: Looking Back while Moving Forward: the (Almost) Hundred Years Development of the Theory of Legal Argumentation by the ICJ and its Predecessor, 10th Anniversary Annual Conference of the Japan Chapter of the Asian Society of International Law (AsianSIL), Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan.
• 9 Feb 2019: Applying the Theory of Legal Argumentation as a Legitimate Reasoning for Treaty Interpretation in the ICJ Proceedings, Trinity College Dublin Law Colloquium, Dublin, Ireland.
• 13 Oct 2018: The Asians in the World Court: Same Problems, New Solutions and Further Reforms? A Lesson Learned from the Preah Vihear Interpretation Judgment, AsianSIL Regional Conference, Beijing, China.
• 5 Jun 2018: Effect of CJEU’s Achmea Judgment, Roundtable Discussion, European Federation for Investment Law and Arbitration (EFILA), NautaDutilh, Brussels, Belgium.
• 8 Mar 2018: Statelessness and rights among the Rohingya in Thailand, Queen Mary University of London, London, UK.
• 12 Jan 2018: The Significance of Subsequent Agreements and Practice of the VCLT in the Development of International Law, Junior International Law Scholars Association Annual Meeting, American University Washington College of Law, Washington, USA.
• 11 Feb 2016: Applying Rule of Law as a Legal Instrument to Assess Political Situation: World Justice Project, Office of Law Reform Commission of Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand.

TV and Radio Interviews

• 3 August 2025: “Thailand–Cambodia Conflict: Thailand’s Global Strategy?” (The Key – Decoding Politics… Matters Close to Home, King Prajadhipok’s Institute)
• 3 August 2025: “Major Agenda at the GBC Meeting: Deciding the Fate of the Thai–Cambodian Border” (Share and Tell Hot News, MCOT News FM100.5)
• 2 August 2025: “Thailand Strikes Back, but Cambodia’s Nose is Broken!” (Khao Khon Khon Khao, Nation TV)
• 31 July 2025: “Ceasefire Violations: How Should Thailand Handle Cambodia When a Pact Becomes Void?” (TNN Exclusive, TNN)
• 31 July 2025: “Decoding the World EP.46: Cambodia Distorts the Truth – How Should Thailand Bring the Case to the World?” (Decoding the World, The Standard)
• 31 July 2025: “Legal Options to Prosecute Cambodian Leaders and Break the Cycle of Border Clashes” (Sanam Khao 7 See, Channel 7)
• 30 July 2025: “Attacks on Hospitals and Civilians – Can Thailand Prosecute Cambodia for War Crimes?” (Global Link, TNN)
• 30 July 2025: “Does the GBC Decide the Future of Thai–Cambodian Relations?” (FlashTalk, The Active, ThaiPBS)
• 28 July 2025: “Attacks on Hospitals and Civilians – Can Thailand Prosecute Cambodia for War Crimes?” (TNN Exclusive, TNN)
• 27 July 2025: “International Legal and Human Rights Issues: Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity” (Prachatai)
• 26 July 2025: “Ending the Hun Dynasty – Let it End with Our Generation!” (Khor Wela Nok, The Nation)
• 26 July 2025: “What Strategy Should Thailand Take to Address the Conflict with Cambodia?” (The Standard Now, The Standard)
• 26 July 2025: “Thailand–Cambodia Dispute” (NOS Nieuws)
• 26 July 2025: “Thailand–Cambodia Dispute” (Der Spiegel)
• 26 July 2025: “Thailand Says Cambodia Shelled Civilian Areas and Begins Evacuation of Border Villages” (Reuters)
• 26 July 2025: “Death Toll in Thai–Cambodian Escalation Reaches 32 as Fighting Enters Third Day” (Breaking News Live, RT)
• 25 July 2025: “Decoding Cambodia! Violations of International Law with Attacks on Communities and Hospitals” (Share and Tell Hot News, FM100.5)
• 25 July 2025: “Suing ‘Hun Sen’ for War Crimes at the International Criminal Court – Not Binding on Thailand under the Rome Statute” (TODAY)
• 25 July 2025: “International Legal Mechanisms as a Solution to the Thailand–Cambodia Dispute” (Moom Kanmuang, ThaiPBS)
• 25 July 2025: “Is Thailand Slow or Is Cambodia Too Fast? A Talk with Dr. Thanapat of Thammasat’s International Law Center on Competing in the ‘International Arena’” (TODAY LIVE)
• 25 July 2025: “Live Update! Operation ‘Yutthabodin’ Crushing Cambodian Aggression on Thai Soil” (Open News Desk, PPTV)
• 24 July 2025: “Analysing Cambodia’s Game – From Armed Conflict to the World Court” (Evening News, Nation TV)
• 24 July 2025: “Applying International Legal Mechanisms to the Thai–Cambodian Border Situation” (Focus on Situation, ThaiPBS)
• 24 July 2025: “Rising Tensions in the Thailand–Cambodia Situation” (Global Focus with ThaiPBS, ThaiPBS)
• 24 July 2025: “Thailand–Cambodia Conflict” (World Stories, PPTV)
• 23 July 2025: “Strategic Moves to Corner Cambodia Using International Pressure – Criticising Thailand’s Delay on Landmine Issues” (TODAY LIVE)
• 22 July 2025: “Listen to Professor Thanapat analyse the pros and cons of building a border fence between Thailand and Cambodia” (Thai Post News Program)
• 22 July 2025: “The Ottawa Convention” by Khun Nithinat Ratchaniyom (Morning Talk Show, Krobkrua Khao Radio, S.T.R. FM 106 MHz)
• 21 July 2025: “Response to Cambodia’s Use of Anti-Personnel Landmines” by Worawit Chimmanee (Kom Chad Luek Program)
• 21 July 2025: “Government Slow to Respond to Cambodia Over Anti-Personnel Mines at the Border” (Nation News Analysis) (NationTV)
• 20 July 2025: “Thailand Strikes Back: Cambodia Violates the Ottawa Convention Over Landmine Deployment” (Share-Lao Khao Ded, MCOT News FM 100.5)
• 19 July 2025: “Urging the Government to Use Four International Mechanisms to Legitimise Thailand’s Position and Gain Strategic Advantage if the Dispute Escalates” (Thammasat University), published across multiple news outlets including The Better, Linetoday, The Reporter, BangkokBizNews, Thai Post, Siam Rath, NationTV (Khao Khon Khon Khao), etc.
• 19 July 2025: “No Need to Prove ‘Old or New’ Landmines at Chong Bok – Thammasat Academic Affirms That If They Belong to Cambodia, It Constitutes a Violation of the Convention” (Thammasat University), published across multiple news outlets including Krungthep Turakij, Thai Post, Matichon, Prachachart, Linetoday, The Reporter, Naewna, etc.
• 16 July 2025: “Thammasat Academic Proposes Solution to ‘Cambodian Dance Drama’ Dispute – Thailand Should Compile Evidence and Submit for UNESCO Listing to Reflect Regional Cultural Collaboration” (Thammasat University), published across various news outlets including Thai Post, Prachachart Business, NBT Connext, INnews, TCIJ, Smartsme, BangkokBizNews, Bluesky, Linetoday, SpaceBar, etc.
• 21 June 2025: “Analysis of the Impact of the ‘Paetongtarn–Hun Sen Audio Clip’: Potential Use as Evidence in International Law and How Thailand Should Respond” (ThaiPBS News), Bangkok, Thailand. Access here: https://www.thaipbs.or.th/news/content/353438. 
• 21 June 2025: Academics analyse the implications of the leaked audio between Paetongtarn and Hun Sen (Evening News, ThaiPBS), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 20 June 2025: Prime Minister’s leaked audio with Hun Sen shakes Thai-Cambodian border situation, leads to new strategies in disputed areas (The Standard NOW), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 19 June 2025: Thammasat University academic decodes the leaked audio, sees it as the end of backdoor diplomacy, believes Cambodia still holds four trump cards (Thammasat University), as reported by several media outlets including Krungthep Turakij, Siam Rath, The Reporter, Bangkok Post, among others.
• 17 June 2025: Interpreting Thai-Cambodian diplomacy: Who loses the upper hand? on Exclusive Talk (PPTV36), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 16 June 2025: Academic Points Out That the Thai Government Is on the Defensive in the Thailand-Cambodia Dispute, Nation News Analysis (NationTV), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 15 June 2025: Interview with a law professor: ‘The ICJ or the JBC – What is the answer to resolving the Thailand–Cambodia border dispute?’ (Prachatai), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 14 June 2025: Dr. Thanapat urges Thailand to prepare in response to Cambodia’s plan to file a case with the ICJ on 15 June (Amarin TV 34HD), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 14 June 2025: Foreign Ministry announces outcome of JBC talks: What has Thailand gained from Cambodia – settlement or breakdown? (Amarin TV 34HD), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 14 June 2025: Academic says JBC talks failed – Cambodia proceeds with filing a case to the ICJ (ThaiPBS), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 4 June 2025: Negotiation, Military, or the International Court of Justice? Exploring the Crossroads to Resolve the Thailand–Cambodia Dispute, World Stories (PPTV HD 36 Channel), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 3 June 2025: Cambodian Politics Heat Up Over Territorial Dispute, Here, ThaiPBS (Thai Public Broadcasting Service – ThaiPBS Channel), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 31 August 2024: Legal opinion on the issue of Mr. Y Quynh Bdap (Vietnamese refugee) with the Center for Asylum Protection, People Serving People Foundation, and the Embassy of Canada in Thailand.
• 21 August 2024: Posts falsely claim top UN court ‘took up’ Thai opposition party’s appeal against its dissolution, AFP Fact Check (Agence France-Presse – AFP). Access here: https://factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.com.363B89K. 
• 21 May 2024: Walls or Dead Ends Before Thailand Reaches the Goal of ‘Master of the Seas’: The Risk of a Yellow Card for Human Trafficking in the Swirling Waves of (Draft) Fisheries Law Amendments, Crack Politics by Decode, a media network of the Public Media Organization of Thailand (ThaiPBS) (Thai Public Broadcasting Service – ThaiPBS Channel), Bangkok, Thailand. Access here: https://decode.plus/20240511-risks-of-modern-slavery-in-fisheries-law/. 
• 17 December 2021: Assessment of the Myanmar’s Army Civil War and War Crimes, Here, ThaiPBS (Thai Public Broadcasting Service – ThaiPBS Channel), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 17 December 2021: Argentine Court to Investigate Myanmar War Crimes Against Rohingyas, International News (Thai Public Broadcasting Service – ThaiPBS Channel), Bangkok, Thailand
• 27 August 2021: Beat-Carry-Kill: When the Law Enforcer…Becomes the Criminal, Clubhouse Nitihub (Nitihub  and Prachathai), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 6 August 2021: When Criticism is Forbidden, the Praise is a Lie, Commentator, Clubhouse Nitiseuksa Seminar, Bangkok, Thailand.
• 3 March 2021: Safe Mob?!: When Peaceful Assembly is not Protected (Part 2), Clubhouse Nitihub (Nitihub), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 26 October 2020: Nuclear Weapons Prohibition Treaty entries into force: what’s next?, International News (Thai Public Broadcasting Service – ThaiPBS Channel), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 8 June 2020: 8 Years Waiting for Thailand’s Ratification of Enforced Disappearance Convention, International News (Thai Public Broadcasting Service – ThaiPBS Channel), Bangkok, Thailand.
• 8 Feb 2016: Traffic Police Corruption: Problems and Solutions, Thinking Radio FM 96.5 (Mass Communication Organisation of Thailand – MCOT Radio Network), Bangkok, Thailand.