Thanks for the email. I would have liked that this hadn't happened. Unfortunately, I will be required to make this letter public to the internet at large. It may not make your school be seen in a favorable light.
Sorry, we can not and will not comply with Thai Law that is in contravention of US law. The comments in question left on the website are protected speech under the Safe Harbor Provision of US law. The site is hosted in the US and it is a US based website and needs to comply with US law, not Thai law. The Thai Law you quote is draconian and violates human rights.
I am sorry that I am not able to make special provisions for Thai people, everyone is equal on TEFLWatch. I urge you to make comments on TEFLWatch, you have that right. But I can not and will not take away someone elses right to free speech away.
You may seek litigation in Thailand for any perceived offenses you believe have been committed, but you will have an unenforceable judgment. You do need to seek redress in US courts because this is a US site, but be prepared for a countersuit under provisions of the law that prevent trying to take away the human rights of Americans abroad.
My simple advice to you, is to counter the bad news with good news of your own. Have your teachers spread the good news about your school. You do have happy teachers, right?
You will do whatever you need to do, but I can't, under US law, do any actions that would jeopardize the human rights of anyone else. I know the draconian law in Thailand, and I refuse to be used as any tool to inflict harm upon another human being for merely stating their opinion.
Letter in both pdf and jpg:
http://www.teflwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/letterfromektra.jpghttp://www.teflwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/letterfromektra.pdf