Law
Woman Seeks Help After Persistent Harassment and Privacy Violation by Ex-Partner
A woman has sought assistance from the Saimai Tong Rod foundation after reporting severe stalking, physical abuse, and the unauthorized distribution of explicit content by her former partner.
On September 18, 2026, a woman identified as 'Ms. A' approached the Saimai Tong Rod foundation to report a pattern of severe harassment by her ex-boyfriend. According to the report from Khaosod Online, the couple separated in October 2025 after a six-year relationship. Ms. A alleges that her former partner began using narcotics, leading to paranoid behavior, physical violence, and property damage.
Ms. A claims that despite filing four police reports, authorities previously categorized the situation as a private domestic dispute. The situation escalated to the point where she was evicted from her rental home due to the disturbances caused by her ex-partner. Furthermore, she recently discovered that he had secretly installed cameras in their former residence and was distributing explicit videos of her to shame her publicly.
For residents and expatriates, this case highlights the ongoing challenges regarding domestic violence reporting and the legal protections available for victims of digital harassment and stalking in Thailand. While the foundation is now involved to assist with legal advocacy, it remains to be confirmed how law enforcement will proceed with the new evidence regarding the unauthorized recording and distribution of private content. The public is reminded that domestic disputes involving criminal acts, such as assault or non-consensual distribution of media, are matters for formal legal intervention.
