“We plan to pursue both criminal and civil proceedings against the university,” Nirot Nimwiwat, a former student at the university’s Educational Management School, said on Wednesday. He was speaking after a one-hour negotiation period with a representative from the university did not provide yield a “satisfactory conclusion”. The council yesterday hosted the negotiations session between Nirot and Asst Professor Wittaya Benjathikun, a member of the Bangkokthonburi University Council. “Moreover, we will provide further training for them for free until they can get the licences for their professions,” he said. He added that the university’s programmes had seen more than 1,000 students enrolled and some had already agreed to the remedial actions.

Source: The Nation Bangkok December 06, 2017 09:26 UTC