I would prefer that Paula go away and never to be seen again! Is Defamation Legal in Thailand? In addition to being grounds for a civil suit, defamation is not legal in Thailand and is treated as a criminal offense. The Thailand Criminal Code protects individuals and entities from reputational harm caused by false statements, as shown below: Section 326: Whoever makes a false statement to the other person before a third person who is likely to damage the other person’s reputation is said to commit defamation. They will be liable to face a penalty of no more than 1 year of imprisonment or a fine of no more than 20,000 THB, or both. Section 328: Whoever commits defamation by means of publication, whether it be in an offline or online form, will be liable to face a penalty of no more than 2 years of imprisonment and a fine of no more than 200,000 THB. -- MISS PUERTO RICO BEAUTY JOURNAL

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Date Posted: Thu, Jan 30 2025, 10:55:24 PST
Author: Rula se jodio Kunt Anne
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I would prefer that Paula go away and never to be seen again! Is Defamation Legal in Thailand? In addition to being grounds for a civil suit, defamation is not legal in Thailand and is treated as a criminal offense. The Thailand Criminal Code protects individuals and entities from reputational harm caused by false statements, as shown below: Section 326: Whoever makes a false statement to the other person before a third person who is likely to damage the other person’s reputation is said to commit defamation. They will be liable to face a penalty of no more than 1 year of imprisonment or a fine of no more than 20,000 THB, or both. Section 328: Whoever commits defamation by means of publication, whether it be in an offline or online form, will be liable to face a penalty of no more than 2 years of imprisonment and a fine of no more than 200,000 THB.
In reply to: Aetes 's message, "😱⚖️La vieja Shugart contraataca😱" on Thu, Jan 30 2025, 1:40:02 PST

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Paula is no longer relevant. Pageants keep coming and nobody's even mentioned her. She's doing this to boost her ego and to workout her own frustrations, but this is most likely gonna end up nowhere. (NT) -- Jorge Internacional, Thu, Jan 30 2025, 13:07:13 PST (NoHost/198.54.81.26)
Well... Paula is retired... how has this defamation affected her? Have any crowns been stripped? Anyone has come after her? How has this affected her? Emotional distress.. maybe... -- PicaPower 👑, Thu, Jan 30 2025, 18:13:12 PST (mobile-166-199-097-062.mycingular.net/166.199.97.62)

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