Activist Files Complaint Against Military Personnel Over Alleged Harassment
Human rights activist Romadon Panjor has filed a police report in Pattani, alleging that military information operations personnel edited images to harass his family.
On October 26, 2026, human rights activist Romadon Panjor submitted evidence to the Pattani City Police Station, formally accusing military information operations (IO) personnel of misconduct. According to reports from Matichon Online, the activist alleges that military-linked actors manipulated images to target and harass his four-year-old child.
Romadon emphasized that while he supports freedom of expression, such actions cross a critical line by involving his family in political disputes. He is seeking legal recourse to address what he describes as a targeted campaign against his personal life.
For residents and visitors in the southern provinces, this incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding digital surveillance and the use of information operations in the region. While the legal process is now underway, the identity of the specific individuals involved and the extent of the alleged military involvement remain subject to police investigation. No official response from the military regarding these specific allegations has been confirmed at this time. Observers are monitoring the situation to see how local authorities handle the complaint and whether it leads to a broader inquiry into the conduct of information operations personnel.
