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Disgraceful to see a photo like this for a crime that in the real world is civil and not criminal, just the country is so backward Handcuffs I ask you.

 

Advice to the guy

 

Admit it only if you did it otherwise say nothing and when they start going on about IP addresses they make it up as even the ministry who have given false information in the past and been caught out cannot check an IP address in another country so make it up and that is a fact. get your lawyer to force back your passport and leave by the backdoor if you have too.

 

Sorry guys I have seen my best friend suffer like this and have the photo's and paperwork to prove it.

 

3rd world mentality that is for sure.

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23 minutes ago, sanemax said:

"if information is in the public domain, it is available for everyone to see or know about:"

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/public-domain

 

 

I don't need to see on dictionary,, i know what is public domain (road, hospital, school, police station, park,  etc) facebook is private company, and not everyone can see, need to register. this company is not thai, what does the police do on facebook, don't like this company or some people do bad it's problem of USA and facebook, block the access. Need to know what is website and internet.

 

Put the name of this guy on internet ,he is not yet condemning by the court, if he is innocent they will do what with the reputation on the internet...

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30 minutes ago, wakeupplease said:

Disgraceful to see a photo like this for a crime that in the real world is civil and not criminal, just the country is so backward Handcuffs I ask you.

 

 

Yes, but Thailand is not the "real world". It is a military-governed country grafted clumsily onto a medieval society. It has absolutely no regard for world opinion or prevailing legal standards in other countries. Even though I adhere faithfully to the local laws, I have no illusions that I could not find myself in a world of trouble, simply from a misunderstanding or failure to dot every "i" and cross every "t". You walk a tightrope when you live here and those who ignore this fact, do so at their own peril.

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1 hour ago, sanemax said:

"if information is in the public domain, it is available for everyone to see or know about:"

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/public-domain

 

 

Absolutely, but on Facebook you can control the domain in which your post can be seen. I mostly post to "my friends", which I keep quite restricted. 

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12 minutes ago, Chip Allen said:

Yes, but Thailand is not the "real world". It is a military-governed country grafted clumsily onto a medieval society. It has absolutely no regard for world opinion or prevailing legal standards in other countries. Even though I adhere faithfully to the local laws, I have no illusions that I could not find myself in a world of trouble, simply from a misunderstanding or failure to dot every "i" and cross every "t". You walk a tightrope when you live here and those who ignore this fact, do so at their own peril.

Be careful with "medieval society" can't post this on internet, you'll need to worry you next visa, or jail.....

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14 minutes ago, Chip Allen said:

Yes, but Thailand is not the "real world". It is a military-governed country grafted clumsily onto a medieval society. It has absolutely no regard for world opinion or prevailing legal standards in other countries. Even though I adhere faithfully to the local laws, I have no illusions that I could not find myself in a world of trouble, simply from a misunderstanding or failure to dot every "i" and cross every "t". You walk a tightrope when you live here and those who ignore this fact, do so at their own peril.

Totally agree, but he is a tourist not a resident, what he does in his own country is under his country's law not Thai law. If he did it she can make a complaint in France, not sure what the law is there so will quote UK law.

 

If he did it in the UK she can make a complaint to UK police who would prosecute him so easy to do, but all this does is make Thailand look like it is and damages the tourist industry.

 

Thailand is not the center of the universe and should respect other countries laws.

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10 minutes ago, wakeupplease said:

If he did it in the UK she can make a complaint to UK police who would prosecute him so easy to do, but all this does is make Thailand look like it is and damages the tourist industry.

Thai citizens without right of entry to the UK have no recourse in British law.

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1 hour ago, KiChakayan said:

Absolutely, but on Facebook you can control the domain in which your post can be seen. I mostly post to "my friends", which I keep quite restricted. 

Yes, but your friends can share that photo .

The general rule about FB is that dont post anything that you dont mind the whole World seeing .

She didnt even post the photo .

Frenchie posted it and all her family and friends could see, which makes that photo in the public domain

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2 hours ago, ka12 said:

 this company is not thai, what does the police do on facebook, don't like this company or some people do bad it's problem of USA and facebook, block the access. Need to know what is website and internet.

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You really have no idea what you are talking about 

Thai people have been prosecuted and jailed in Thailand for writing in Thai, in Thailand about things on Facebook .

  Facebook is not governed by US laws, outside the U.S .

Each Country governs the content, 

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1 hour ago, Chip Allen said:

Even though I adhere faithfully to the local laws, I have no illusions that I could not find myself in a world of trouble, simply from a misunderstanding or failure to dot every "i" and cross every "t". You walk a tightrope when you live here and those who ignore this fact, do so at their own peril.

You really could do with a holiday, a break from Thailand

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2 hours ago, wakeupplease said:

Disgraceful to see a photo like this for a crime that in the real world is civil and not criminal, just the country is so backward Handcuffs I ask you.

 

3rd world mentality that is for sure.

More than 200 people have been prosecuted since a new revenge porn law came into force in England and Wales last year, a Crown Prosecution Service report on crimes against women shows.

The director of public prosecutions said the cases were part of a trend of crimes committed through social media.

The use of the internet to control and threaten victims was rising, she said.

Domestic abuse and sex offences make up 18.6% of CPS cases, with prosecutions and convictions at record levels.

The CPS's annual Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) report, which also incorporates data on abuse and sex offences against men and boys, has been produced since 2007.

So-called revenge porn often involves an ex-partner uploading sexual images of the victim to cause the victim humiliation or embarrassment.

It became an offence to share private sexual photographs or films without the subject's consent in England and Wales in April 2015 , with a maximum sentence of two years imprisonment.

The CPS report said 206 people were prosecuted for disclosing private sexual images in the first year of the offence.

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-37278264

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4 hours ago, Chip Allen said:

This law does NOT apply to western countries. I cannot imagine a scenario where mere WORDS uttered on the internet resulted in the arrest of a foreigner who visited Europe or America. It is sheer insanity. You would have to actually threaten violence or commit fraud to run afoul of western law. It is the worldwide standard for legal sanity.

Revenge porn can be prosecut in France since 2016 September 28 2 years jail or 60000 € fine

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And in the  UK

 

Posting "revenge porn" images and videos on the internet is becoming a criminal offence in England and Wales.

The Criminal Justice and Courts Bill, which has a specific amendment dealing with such actions, will receive Royal Assent and become law later. Offenders face up to two years in jail.

The amendment covers images sent on social networks, including Facebook and Twitter, and those sent by text.

Both Scotland and Northern Ireland are considering similar laws.

The new English and Welsh law classes revenge porn as "photographs or films which show people engaged in sexual activity or depicted in a sexual way or with their genitals exposed, where what is shown would not usually be seen in public".

It covers images shared on and offline without the subject's permission and with the intent to cause harm. Physical distribution of images will also be covered.

Western Countries have the same law 

 

 

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50 minutes ago, sanemax said:

You really have no idea what you are talking about 

Thai people have been prosecuted and jailed in Thailand for writing in Thai, in Thailand about things on Facebook .

  Facebook is not governed by US laws, outside the U.S .

Each Country governs the content, 

Not quite true

 

The CCA is evil and does as it wants the She>  attorney prosecutor wants it to do even if that person is as bent and corrupt as hell.

Country laws should be respected but here they do as they want and do not respect any other law, thats why a plane was grabbed in Germany not to long ago.

 

Only answer is publish-size what happens in country's who do not respect other country's laws and sit back as tourism drops off.

 

We just do not know if he did it yet, if he did sod him. and the EVIL CCA law which a country uses to take more of your freedom from you.

 

Because she did not report it to French police or go to the Embassy and make a complaint, I think there could be more to this.

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7 hours ago, Chip Allen said:

This law does NOT apply to western countries. I cannot imagine a scenario where mere WORDS uttered on the internet resulted in the arrest of a foreigner who visited Europe or America. It is sheer insanity. You would have to actually threaten violence or commit fraud to run afoul of western law. It is the worldwide standard for legal sanity.

Wrong. Illegal in many western countries.

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4 hours ago, sanemax said:

And in the  UK

 

Posting "revenge porn" images and videos on the internet is becoming a criminal offence in England and Wales.

The Criminal Justice and Courts Bill, which has a specific amendment dealing with such actions, will receive Royal Assent and become law later. Offenders face up to two years in jail.

The amendment covers images sent on social networks, including Facebook and Twitter, and those sent by text.

Both Scotland and Northern Ireland are considering similar laws.

The new English and Welsh law classes revenge porn as "photographs or films which show people engaged in sexual activity or depicted in a sexual way or with their genitals exposed, where what is shown would not usually be seen in public".

It covers images shared on and offline without the subject's permission and with the intent to cause harm. Physical distribution of images will also be covered.

Western Countries have the same law 

 

 

The problem is that it is not about UK or comparable countries. I have no particular complacency for this guy despite the fact that he is a fellow citizen.

The problem is that no party in this story can be trusted, neither the girlfriend, nor the police, nor the French guy, nor later the judiciary.

 

So there can be endless discussions on this case but we will probably never know the real truth. It will be just how the various parties (in a judicial sense) will be able to influence the process.

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On 20/10/2017 at 8:07 PM, Argus Tuft said:

Reprehensible remark. 

 

Regardless of what she may or may not have done, it doesn't excuse the actions of the man, posting revenge porn to the public domain.

 

Akin to saying a woman deserves to be raped because of what she is wearing.  Utter nonsense

Whatever gender posted the pictures is a nasty and vengeful person, and should be held to account.

I abhor the muslim restriction on female dress, but wearing sexually provocative clothing is not sensible either.

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8 hours ago, wakeupplease said:

Disgraceful to see a photo like this for a crime that in the real world is civil and not criminal, just the country is so backward Handcuffs I ask you.

I don't know where you come from and as such cannot comment on the laws of your country, but revenge porn IS A CRIME in many developed countries and rightfully so, in my opinion.

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On 20/10/2017 at 5:57 PM, Psimbo said:

Wow- 3 posts in and you managed a completely irrelevant reference to Boss (not the record though!).

Sorry, I thought Boss broke the law in Thailand and fled the country like this man did. And that he is still wanted but not arrested unlike this man, so it looks bad that the Thai Police go to the effort of tracking this guy down and arresting him as soon as he enters Thailand, while Boss is still free.

 

Did I get a name wrong or something? How could you possibly think this is "completely irrelevant"?

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