Calls to Dissolve 'Pen Nueng' Foundation Following Forgery Ruling
Activists have petitioned Nonthaburi authorities to dissolve the Pen Nueng Foundation after a court ruled that its registration documents contained forged signatures.
On November 11, 2026, social media personality Boonyanut Saengsri, known as 'Oysri,' visited the Nonthaburi Damrongtham Center to demand the dissolution of the Pen Nueng Foundation. This action follows a court ruling that determined the foundation's registration documents were falsified through forged signatures. Oysri and her associates are questioning why the foundation remains operational despite the judicial finding. A primary point of contention is a discrepancy between the court's ruling and official documentation previously issued by provincial authorities, which reportedly stated the foundation was legally compliant. This contradiction has raised concerns among activists regarding the transparency of administrative processes and the potential for official oversight failures. Furthermore, Oysri has submitted a request to the Crime Suppression Division to consolidate various legal cases involving the foundation to expedite the dissolution process. For residents and observers, this situation highlights ongoing scrutiny regarding the governance of non-profit organizations in Thailand. While the court has ruled on the forgery, the timeline for the formal dissolution of the foundation remains unconfirmed. Authorities have yet to provide a definitive response regarding the conflicting documentation or the specific steps that will be taken to address the foundation's legal status moving forward.
