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> the person who complaint was about must appear at that station so they can make their own statement into same journal. I’m sure you can imagine this being ra
by tinus_hn 6y ago
> the person who complaint was about must appear at that station so they can make their own statement into same journal.
I’m sure you can imagine this being rather difficult for a tourist who is back home on the other side of the planet.
- unnameduser1 6y agoWhat are you talking about? Your statement has no connection to reality: - foreign tourists can currently not enter the country. - the defendant is NOT a tourist but works in the country. - the police station is not on other side of the planet but just 3h away from his place of work. - I’m not local but in most countries I have lived the local law matters, applies and has to be observed. Nothing difficult about that
- tinus_hn 6y agoI’m not sure who you’re astroturfing for but nowhere did I talk about following Thai laws. I didn’t even actually specify my comment was about this person. Did the law change when the borders closed? Is there something that prevents this ridiculous chain of events unfolding for someone who is not in the country? If I post an unfavorable review about a Thai business from across the world, can they just summon me to a Thai court?
- kwhitefoot 6y ago> can they just summon me to a Thai court? Of course, but they cannot make it effective until you enter Thailand.
- justinclift 6y agoOut of curiosity, I wonder how'd they'd address the summons for someone overseas whose personal details (eg home address) they probably don't know?