WRITER: THOMAS AQUINAS SCHOOL OF LAW
Assumption University’s Hua Mak Campus was abuzz with legal insights and intellectual discourse as the Asian Law Students Association of Assumption University (ALSA AU) successfully hosted the much-anticipated ALSA AU & KU Talk 2023 on Friday, 24 November. Under the theme “Law in Challenging Issues,” the event brought together law students, esteemed academics, and legal professionals.
The event commenced with a warm welcome by Asst. Prof. Dr. Sthianrapab Naluang, Dean of Thomas Aquinas School of Law, setting the tone for a day of thought-provoking discussions. Participants engaged in insightful talks from distinguished speakers like Asst. Prof. Dr. Nattapong Suwan-in on “IP Law and Thailand in Transition,” and A. Yuranan Yuvanont's take on “Digital Law and the Country Development.”
A highlight was the engaging session on “PDPA: Guarding Your Information, Empowering Your Rights” by Asst. Prof. Dr. Preeda Showtimanon from Ramkhamhaeng University. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pisawat Sukonthapan’s talk on “Coping with a Child’s Misconduct” provided a nuanced look at juvenile justice, enhanced by perspectives from ALSA representatives.
The event also featured a lively Q&A session, fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas among participants. The day concluded with a relationship enhancement activity between ALSA AU and KU, further strengthening the bonds between these prominent law student communities.
Dr. Naluang, in his closing remarks, emphasized the importance of such platforms in shaping future legal minds and fostering a deeper understanding of contemporary legal challenges. The success of ALSA AU & KU Talk 2023 at Assumption University marks a significant milestone in nurturing legal discourse among the youth, reinforcing the university's commitment to academic excellence and societal contribution.
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