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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 29 May 2025
Bangkok Police Raid Detains 15 Women in Prostitution Crackdown Picture courtesy of Lumpini Police Station In the heart of Bangkok's nightlife district, a decisive police operation late last night led to the detention of 15 women on suspicion of engaging in prostitution. As part of an initiative to clamp down on human trafficking and related illegal activities, officers from Lumpini Police Station combined forces with Immigration Division 1 and Metropolitan Police Division 5 for a coordinated raid on the notorious Soi Nana at approximately 10.30pm. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1362162-bangkok-police-raid-detains-15-women-in-prostitution-crackdown/ -
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Health Covid Chaos: Cases Surge to 67,484 in a Single Week in Thailand
I wore a mask, got jabbed, clean my hands etc. I know now I was conned. -
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Report Bangkok Police Raid Detains 15 Women in Prostitution Crackdown
Picture courtesy of Lumpini Police Station In the heart of Bangkok's nightlife district, a decisive police operation late last night led to the detention of 15 women on suspicion of engaging in prostitution. As part of an initiative to clamp down on human trafficking and related illegal activities, officers from Lumpini Police Station combined forces with Immigration Division 1 and Metropolitan Police Division 5 for a coordinated raid on the notorious Soi Nana at approximately 10.30pm. The women, including nine Vietnamese, four Tanzanians, one Kenyan, and one Thai national, are currently facing charges of causing a public nuisance. This legal action stems from ongoing efforts to address issues surrounding prostitution and to mitigate its associated societal impacts. Police Major General Witthawat Shinkham, leading Metropolitan Police Division 5, emphasised the operation's importance in tackling these pervasive issues and highlighted the collaborative approach as essential in addressing transnational crimes such as human trafficking. Bangkok's Soi Nana, a vibrant stretch lined with bars and restaurants, is both a tourist hotspot and an area under increased surveillance. The atmosphere, often characterised by its lively and energetic nightlife, can obscure illegal activities occurring within its confines. Local authorities have long been aware of the potential for abuse, citing incidents of both local and international individuals flouting immigration laws to engage in or solicit sexual services. Throughout the night, undercover officers staged an incognito presence, meticulously gathering evidence before the swoop. Upon the operation's conclusion, the women were duly informed of their legal rights and transported to Lumpini Police Station. There, they face further proceedings, including checks for proper documentation and potential participation in illegal activities beyond prostitution. This raid forms part of a broader strategic effort by Thai authorities to cleanse tourist-frequented areas of illicit activities that harm the country's reputation and fuel human trafficking networks. Police continue to maintain their presence in the area, offering reassurance to tourists and locals alike while ensuring nightlife establishments operate within legal boundaries. The crackdown has received mixed reactions, with some members of the community supporting the effort as a necessary means of deterrence, while others raise concerns about the potential for unfair targeting and the need for sensitive handling of individuals involved. This operation highlights the ongoing challenge for authorities in managing the fine line between maintaining public order and respecting individual rights amidst Bangkok's complex social tapestry. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-05-29 -
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US Cracks Down on Foreign Censorship: New Visa Policy Targets Free Speech Violators Abroad
Thought for an awful moment that Lammy had been made Chief of the Defence Staff ! -
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US Cracks Down on Foreign Censorship: New Visa Policy Targets Free Speech Violators Abroad
The US has massive lawsuit nature with regards to free speech. Go say something against someone and you will be sued. Try supporting Palestine and see what happens over there openly. There is no such thing as free speech there. Is there free speech in China, India? There are curbs on free speech in Thailand too. These are just trouble makers online who are pushing this narrative that the US intends to take action on these matters, on the usual social media platform. It's utter nonsense. FREE SPEECH usually means I WANT TO BE RACIST. Me thinks the broader picture is that there are US social media apps (obvious which few) who are fearing regulation and heavy fines are coming for them. -
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Health Covid Chaos: Cases Surge to 67,484 in a Single Week in Thailand
That you can get Covid and spread it vaxxed or not.
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