Methodology
What counts as a primary / principal education law
A statute, code, constitutional provision, decree, regulation, or national policy that establishes or governs the right to education or the structure of the education system in a jurisdiction. Secondary commentary is catalogued only as a discovery aid, never as the law itself.
Source hierarchy (tiers)
- Tier 1 — official government: legislature, gazette, ministry of justice/education, national legal database.
- Tier 2 — intergovernmental: UNESCO, ILO, World Bank, OECD, UN Treaty Collection.
- Tier 3 — academic / reputable legal databases.
- Tier 4 — secondary sources, shown only with a caution label.
Link checking
Every URL carries a status and a last-checked timestamp. The checker validates the URL against an SSRF guard, tries HEAD then GET, follows up to five redirects, and never bypasses paywalls, CAPTCHAs, robots rules, or authentication.
Human review
Records move draft → submitted → under_review → verified → published → needs_recheck → archived. A record is only shown as verified after a reviewer confirms the citation against the primary text. Seed/demo rows are flagged and are never presented as verified law.
Language & translations
The original-language title is always shown. English/Thai titles are labelled unofficial unless an official translation exists. Only the official text on the competent authority's source has legal effect.
Data-quality rubric
Completeness of metadata, tier of source, authoritativeness of the linked copy, freshness of the last link check, and reviewer sign-off together determine a record's confidence.
This portal is a research and reference tool, not legal advice.