Yala woman seeks help over ‘unfair’ divorce filed by soldier husband

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Yala woman seeks help over ‘unfair’ divorce filed by soldier husband

By The Nation

 

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A Yala-based woman is seeking legal help after her husband – a soldier – reportedly began “unfair” divorce proceedings against her.

 

“Ja” (not her real name) fell in love with a soldier two years ago while he was working with a village-protection unit in Yala province, and was two months pregnant when his stint in her hometown came to an end. 

 

“He left without showing any concern,” Ja lamented, saying he only visited her after the baby was delivered. During that visit, her relatives successfully talked him into getting married to her. 

 

“But after that, he simply disappeared,” the young mother said, adding that as she was struggling to raise the baby, she called on his Army unit to give her a part of his salary. The unit began giving her Bt2,000 from her husband’s salary. 

 

“As soon as the deductions began, he suddenly called and demanded I return the money,” Ja said, adding that divorce papers arrived at her home earlier this month.

 

She spoke to the press on Sunday after contacting a legal clinic at Yala Rajabhat University for help. 

 

Bussayamas Isaduk, who chairs a non-governmental organisation in Yala, said Ja is not the first woman to fall for a soldier and then suffer. 

 

“While soldiers come to our province to provide safety, many create problems for local women. There are many cases in which a soldier has impregnated a local woman and disappeared,” she said. Also in many cases, she said, some soldiers are already married, but pretend to be single when approaching local women.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30363865

 

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[Thaiwrath]

1 hour ago, webfact said:

“He left without showing any concern,”

 

1 hour ago, webfact said:

“But after that, he simply disappeared,”

If this is published on any Thai forum, there ill be so many Thai wives thinking "same, same me !"

[Lupatria]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

There are many cases in which a soldier has impregnated a local woman and disappeared,” she said.

It takes two to tango,- right? But many feel like it's me, him, and his steady income on the dance floor.

[300sd]

Doesn't have to pay child support if he divorces the wife. Sounds about right, for here.

[Tchooptip]

"The unit began giving her Bt2,000 from her husband’s salary." 

...“As soon as the deductions began, he suddenly called and demanded I return the money”

[Khun Paul]

This sadly is the attitude of Thai men, I know of many who struggle to raise the children and the legal father cares not, fails even to assist in the upbringing. What did you expect soldiers to be good citizens, NOPE they are like the rest of the male population, have fun and leave a trail of people behind who struggle. Uncaring and selfish reminds me of THAINESS  a me me me attitude. AND THEIR THAI, cannot blame this on foreigners. 

[guest879]

she should have snagged a ferang instead.

[robblok]

1 hour ago, Lupatria said:

It takes two to tango,- right? But many feel like it's me, him, and his steady income on the dance floor.

I am of the opinion if you father a child your responsible for it. So i feel for those woman and the guys should also be held responsible partly.

[Mavideol]

have a feeling this may be fake news.... Thais will never do anything like that to other Thais, the general said """all scams are perpetrated by farangs"""

[RichardColeman]

Sounds a bit Naughtius Maximus to me.

[Mavideol]

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Sounds a bit Naughtius Maximus to me.

opinions may differ... so called democracy 555

[farangkinok]

3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Sounds a bit Naughtius Maximus to me.

Was the soldier, by any chance, Biggus Dickus?

[JimmyJ]

Birth control seminars for men and women seem called for.

 

Is that subject taught in schools here?