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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 24 July 2025
Over 1 Million Baht Raised for 4-Year-Old Girl Blinded in Attack Picture courtesy of Amarin. Public generosity has poured in for a four-year-old girl left blind after a brutal attack, with donations surpassing 1.3 million baht. The attack, which shocked the nation after circulating widely on social media, left the young girl, known as “Ae,” blind in both eyes and with multiple facial injuries. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1367666-over-1-million-baht-raised-for-4-year-old-girl-blinded-in-attack/ -
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Crime Over 1 Million Baht Raised for 4-Year-Old Girl Blinded in Attack
Picture courtesy of Amarin. Public generosity has poured in for a four-year-old girl left blind after a brutal attack, with donations surpassing 1.3 million baht. The attack, which shocked the nation after circulating widely on social media, left the young girl, known as “Ae,” blind in both eyes and with multiple facial injuries. The incident occurred when the girl was violently slashed across the face with a machete by a group of four assailants. Police have arrested two of the suspects, but the main attacker, 33-year-old Tawee Boonmathon, also known as “Phet,” remains at large. Authorities have now issued an arrest warrant and continue their efforts to track him down. Reports indicate that Tawee had earlier vowed not to surrender and to resist capture at all costs. The victim’s mother, 25-year-old Natthanok Puangchampa, stated that her daughter’s emotional condition has improved. “She’s now playing more and bonding again with me and her aunt,” she said. However, doctors have confirmed that both of the girl’s eyes remain sightless and further examinations are being conducted to assess damage to her optic nerves, dental structure, and neurological function. A potential glimmer of hope remains, medical professionals believe that damage to a nerve channel above her left eyebrow may be reversible, but full treatment and recovery could take four to five years. Amid national concern, prominent social media figure Chanwit Yodsri, founder of the page “Baan Hia Chan Oui Ubon,” stepped in to help. Rather than collecting funds himself, he encouraged the mother to open a personal account for donations. The public responded overwhelmingly, raising a total of 1,311,860 baht before the donation account was officially closed. Chanwit confirmed the funds will be divided into three key areas: continued medical treatment, educational support and daily living expenses, including transport. Additional treatment will be arranged by Ekaphop Luangprasert, founder of the “Sai Mai Tong Rod” (Sai Mai Must Survive) Facebook page, who has committed to coordinating care at a Bangkok hospital free of charge. Meanwhile, Chanwit appealed to the media and public to assist in tracking down the main suspect, Tawee Boonmathon and ensuring justice is served. The case has captured hearts nationwide, with many viewing the young girl’s recovery and future as a symbol of resilience, hope, and the enduring kindness of the people. Related article: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366956-four-year-old-girl-blinded-in-machete-attack-by-gang-mistaking-father-for-rival/ Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-24 -
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Politics Thaksin Fights to Control Fracturing Coalition as Court Threatens Paetongtarn
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Report UN Court Paves Way for Climate Change Lawsuits Between Nations
Picture courtesy of Wikipedia In an unprecedented step, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has cleared the path for countries to hold each other accountable for climate change impacts, including historical carbon emissions. This landmark decision grants vulnerable nations a potential legal framework to seek reparations from major polluters. Despite being advisory, the ruling could reshape international climate litigation, prompting countries to reassess their climate responsibilities. The case was initiated by a group of young law students from Pacific nations, where rising sea levels and extreme weather pose existential threats. For these countries, the ruling represents a significant legal validation of their struggles. As one student, Siosiua Veikune from Tonga, expressed, this is a milestone in recognising the lived reality and resilience of communities on the climate frontlines. The ICJ's opinion emphasises that adherence to international climate commitments, such as those outlined in the Paris Agreement, is critical. Failure to implement ambitious climate plans could mean breaching these obligations. The ruling extends beyond the Paris signatories, asserting an overarching international duty to protect the environment, thereby influencing nations like the US, which have expressed intentions to withdraw from global climate accords. This decision poses a challenge to developed nations that have insisted current agreements are adequate. With this ruling, there's a newfound impetus for seeking remuneration to cover the significant losses attributed to climate change, previously estimated at $2.8 trillion globally over two decades. As a ripple effect, governments may face pressure to finance adaptation and resilience for affected countries, highlighting issues of equity and responsibility within the climate discourse. While the ruling doesn't legally compel action, past ICJ decisions have influenced government policies, such as the UK’s handover of the Chagos Islands. However, implementing the court's opinion depends largely on political will and international cooperation. Countries not recognising the ICJ's jurisdiction, such as the US and China, may anticipate legal challenges in other forums citing this judgement, compelling them to rethink their climate policies. As legal experts consider the ramifications of this ruling, it marks a pivotal moment for climate justice advocacy. Nations disadvantaged by climate impacts are expected to leverage the ICJ's findings, potentially leading to groundbreaking cases in courts worldwide. The extent to which this advisory opinion will drive global climate accountability and compensation efforts remains to be seen, as geopolitical dynamics will inevitably play a significant role. Adapted by ASEAN Now from BBC 2025-07-24 -
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Seeing mum and dad having sex many times makes me really uncomfortable
Why is this topic in the Thai Language forum? Are we going to see news articles of Thai Rath and other Thai newspapers here?
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