Police arrest South Korean after child reports mother being abused. Man found to have overstayed his visa

October 16, 2026 at 11:54 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

A desperate plea from a Thai woman’s child sent police racing to a Pattaya room where a South Korean man was accused of assaulting and holding her captive. Officers arrested the 40-year-old and uncovered a staggering 274-day immigration overstay. Yet despite the violence complaint, no assault or unlawful confinement charges were reported. The arrest came amid a major Pattaya crackdown that netted three illegal foreign residents in five days. Among them was a Russian who had overstayed for 568 days and an Uzbek woman illegally staying for 148 days. Immigration chiefs have ordered tougher inspections across the resort city.

South Korean arrested in Pattaya after a child reports their mother assaulted and held captive. Police uncover a 274-day overstay but announce no assault charge. ( Source: Manager)

A 40-year-old South Korean man was arrested in Pattaya after a Thai woman’s child reported their mother was being assaulted and held captive. The desperate call for help sent immigration officers and Pattaya police to a room near Soi Pattaya 13/1.

There, investigators arrested the foreign national and discovered he had overstayed his immigration permission by 274 days. However, despite the original complaint involving violence and unlawful confinement, police reported only an immigration charge.

The arrest came amid a wider crackdown on illegal foreign residents in Pattaya. Three foreigners were arrested within five days, including a Russian man who had overstayed for 568 days.

Police rush to Pattaya room after child reports mother assaulted and held captive by South Korean man

The incident unfolded at approximately 10 pm on Saturday, October 10, 2026. Chonburi Immigration Police received an urgent telephone call from the child of a 44-year-old Thai woman.

The caller reported that their mother was being physically assaulted and held against her will. According to the complaint, a South Korean national was responsible for the woman’s ordeal. She was reportedly being confined inside a room near Soi Pattaya 13/1 in central Pattaya.

The premises were located in Nong Prue subdistrict, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province. In response, immigration investigators immediately coordinated with Pattaya City Police.

Officers then travelled to the location identified by the caller and entered the room. Inside, they arrested a 40-year-old South Korean man identified by the pseudonym Youjin. The arrest followed the report concerning the alleged assault and confinement of the Thai woman.

However, a subsequent immigration check uncovered a separate offence. The South Korean’s permission to remain in Thailand had expired 274 days earlier. Consequently, officers charged him with remaining in the Kingdom beyond his authorised period of stay. He was then transferred to Pattaya City Police Station for further investigation and legal proceedings.

South Korean faces 274-day overstay charge as police give no details of reported assault on Thai woman

Notably, the published police report did not identify any criminal charge relating to the reported assault. Neither did it confirm that the South Korean had been charged with unlawfully confining the woman.

The original complaint had specifically concerned physical violence and preventing the 44-year-old from leaving the room. Indeed, those accusations triggered the police operation that led to his arrest.

Yet the confirmed legal proceedings concerned only the man’s expired immigration permission. Investigators did not disclose whether the Thai woman suffered injuries or required hospital treatment. Furthermore, police released no information about how long she had reportedly been held inside the premises. The relationship between the suspect and the woman was also not established.

Similarly, officers did not confirm whether the woman subsequently lodged a formal complaint concerning the reported violence. No account of her statement to investigators was included in the published information. Nor was there confirmation of any separate prosecution involving assault or unlawful confinement. The police account therefore established the immigration arrest without explaining the outcome of the original complaint.

Pattaya immigration crackdown expands as officers arrest Uzbek woman after South Korean suspect is held

Meanwhile, Chonburi Immigration Police were conducting a wider crackdown on foreigners staying illegally in Pattaya. The South Korean’s arrest was the first of three cases recorded between October 10 and October 14.

Officers subsequently arrested an Uzbek woman and a Russian man during separate immigration inspections. All three suspects had remained in Thailand after their permission to stay expired.

The operation targeted foreign nationals living illegally within Pattaya and surrounding areas of Bang Lamung district. Investigators inspected residential premises, condominium buildings and locations identified for immigration enforcement.

In addition, officers followed information concerning suspected criminal activities involving foreign nationals. The campaign involved cooperation between provincial immigration investigators and Pattaya City Police.

On another front, officers conducted checks near Soi Thap Phraya 7 on Tuesday, October 13. At approximately 5 pm, investigators inspected a condominium in Nong Prue subdistrict. During the operation, they encountered a 24-year-old woman from Uzbekistan outside the building. She was identified in the police report by the pseudonym Mekhribon.

Uzbek woman faces 148-day overstay charge before police arrest Russian man staying illegally for 568 days

A subsequent examination of her immigration records revealed that her authorised stay had expired 148 days earlier. Accordingly, officers arrested the Uzbek national for remaining in Thailand without valid immigration permission.

She was then transferred to Pattaya City Police Station for legal proceedings. Police did not report any additional criminal allegations against the woman.

Unlike the South Korean case, the Uzbek woman’s arrest did not follow a reported incident involving another person. Instead, immigration investigators encountered her during checks conducted as part of the wider enforcement campaign. The operation continued the following afternoon, with officers moving to another location in Nong Prue.

On Wednesday, October 14, investigators inspected the roadside near Soi Thap Phraya 12, Moo 12. The operation began at approximately 1 pm and targeted foreigners suspected of immigration violations. There, officers encountered a 32-year-old Russian man identified by the pseudonym Dmitrii. Immigration records subsequently revealed that his permission to remain in Thailand had expired 568 days earlier.

The Russian had therefore remained in the country without valid permission for more than one year and six months. His overstay was considerably longer than those recorded against the other two suspects. By comparison, the South Korean had overstayed for 274 days, while the Uzbek woman’s overstay totalled 148 days.

Three foreigners arrested in Pattaya with combined overstays of 990 days as immigration checks intensify

Following the discovery, officers arrested the Russian national for remaining in Thailand after his authorised stay expired. He was subsequently transferred to Pattaya City Police Station for further legal proceedings. As with the Uzbek woman, the published report did not identify any additional criminal charges.

By October 14, Chonburi immigration investigators had arrested three foreigners from three different countries. Together, their recorded overstays totalled 990 days beyond their respective periods of authorised residence. Each suspect faced proceedings concerning immigration violations, with all three cases referred to Pattaya City Police Station.

The arrests were subsequently publicised as part of an intensified Immigration Bureau enforcement campaign. The operation followed instructions from senior immigration officers to strengthen checks on foreigners residing illegally in Thailand. In parallel, investigators were directed to pursue information concerning foreign nationals suspected of involvement in criminal activities.

Police Lieutenant General Nophasin Phoolsawat, commander of the Immigration Bureau, was identified among the senior officers directing the operation. The instructions called for stronger enforcement against immigration violations and criminal activity involving foreign nationals. They also required subordinate units to accelerate investigations within their areas of responsibility.

Immigration commanders order tougher Pattaya inspections to target illegal stays and suspected crime

The bureau’s stated objectives included maintaining public order and strengthening security for residents and tourists. Accordingly, immigration personnel were deployed to inspect locations considered at higher risk of illegal activity. Investigators also pursued information concerning suspicious individuals and possible immigration offences.

The operation was supervised by several senior Immigration Bureau officers. They included Police Major General Thanit Thaiwatcharamas and Police Major General Katha Kesoramala, both deputy commanders of the bureau. Police Major General Songprot Sirisukha, commander of Immigration Division 3, also participated in directing the campaign.

In addition, Police Colonel Prinya Klinakesorn and Police Colonel Chinawut Tangwonglert were involved as deputy commanders of Immigration Division 3. At provincial level, the operation was supervised by Police Colonel Naphasphong Khositsuriyamanee, superintendent of Chonburi Immigration Office.

Other officers included Police Lieutenant Colonel Kawinwat Arayasuriwong, deputy superintendent of Chonburi Immigration Office. Police Lieutenant Colonel Kittipat Hongchuvech, an inspector attached to the provincial office, was also involved. Under their direction, immigration investigators conducted inspections and followed information concerning suspected offences.

Pattaya police pursue immigration checks after three arrests involving three nationalities and complaints

As part of the campaign, officers concentrated on areas within Pattaya where immigration violations were suspected. These included condominium buildings, residential premises and roadside locations in Nong Prue. Investigators also coordinated with territorial police when operations required joint action.

The three arrests arose from different circumstances. In the South Korean case, police responded to an urgent complaint about the reported assault of a Thai woman. By contrast, the Uzbek and Russian suspects were encountered during immigration inspections at separate locations.

Nevertheless, all three investigations resulted in charges concerning expired immigration permission. The South Korean’s case also involved accusations of physical violence and unlawful confinement. Those accusations were central to the original call for police assistance.

The woman’s child had contacted immigration officers seeking help for their 44-year-old mother. According to the report, she was being assaulted and prevented from leaving a room by the South Korean national. Officers subsequently attended the premises and arrested the 40-year-old suspect.

South Korean faces immigration prosecution as police leave original assault complaint without charges

The immigration check then established that he had remained in Thailand for 274 days beyond his authorised stay. However, the published account did not explain what officers established about the reported violence. Police also provided no details concerning the woman’s condition when investigators reached the room.

There was no confirmation of whether she had sustained injuries or received medical assistance. Equally, investigators did not disclose whether the woman was interviewed or subsequently filed a formal criminal complaint. The information released did not establish whether separate criminal proceedings were being pursued.

Crucially, the only confirmed charge against the South Korean concerned his immigration overstay. The published police account did not establish that he had been prosecuted for assault or unlawful confinement. Nor did it provide any subsequent findings concerning the accusations made in the emergency call.

Separately, Chonburi Immigration Police confirmed that enforcement operations would continue across Pattaya. Investigators were instructed to maintain proactive patrols and inspect areas associated with suspected immigration violations. Officers would also continue following information concerning foreigners suspected of criminal activities.

Chonburi immigration officers pledge continued Pattaya checks and urge public to report suspected offences

Further cooperation was planned between immigration investigators and police stations responsible for Pattaya and surrounding districts. The bureau said the campaign aimed to prevent foreigners from remaining illegally or using Thailand for criminal activities. It also identified public safety and tourist security among the objectives of the operation.

The enforcement programme included checks on foreign nationals whose permission to remain in Thailand had expired. Additionally, immigration investigators were directed to pursue information concerning suspected criminal conduct. The bureau emphasised that inspections would continue beyond the three arrests announced during the five-day operation.

Members of the public were encouraged to report suspected immigration violations and criminal activity involving foreign nationals. Information can be submitted through the Immigration Bureau hotline on 1178. Reports would then be examined by immigration investigators for possible enforcement action.

South Korean arrested after assault report as Pattaya police pursue crackdown on immigration overstays

Meanwhile, the South Korean’s arrest remained the only case in the operation originating from a complaint involving reported violence. The initial emergency call concerned a 44-year-old Thai woman allegedly assaulted and confined inside a room in central Pattaya.

Police arrested the 40-year-old South Korean and discovered his 274-day immigration overstay. However, no assault or unlawful confinement charge was confirmed in the published account. The other two suspects faced immigration proceedings following separate checks in Nong Prue.

All three were transferred to Pattaya City Police Station. Chonburi Immigration Police subsequently confirmed that their wider crackdown on foreigners remaining illegally in Thailand would continue.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月16日上午11:54

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

一名泰国女子的孩子发出绝望的求救声，警方随即赶往芭堤雅一间房间，一名韩国男子被指控殴打并非法拘禁了她。警方逮捕了这名40岁的男子，并发现他已逾期滞留长达274天。然而，尽管有暴力投诉，但并未提出任何殴打或非法拘禁的指控。此次逮捕行动正值芭堤雅开展大规模打击非法滞留行动之际，五天内共抓获三名非法外国人。其中包括一名逾期滞留568天的俄罗斯男子和一名非法滞留148天的乌兹别克斯坦女子。移民局局长已下令在整个度假城市加强检查。

一名韩国男子在芭堤雅被捕，此前一名儿童报案称其母亲遭到殴打和囚禁。警方发现该男子逾期居留274天，但并未提出殴打指控。（来源：经理人）

一名40岁的韩国男子在芭堤雅被捕，此前一名泰国女子的孩子报警称其母亲遭到殴打和囚禁。这通紧急求助电话促使移民官员和芭堤雅警方前往芭堤雅13/1巷附近的一间房间。

调查人员在那里逮捕了这名外国公民，发现他已逾期居留274天。然而，尽管最初的投诉涉及暴力和非法拘禁，警方最终只提出了移民指控。

此次逮捕行动是芭堤雅打击非法外国居民行动的一部分。五天内，共有三名外国人被捕，其中包括一名逾期居留568天的俄罗斯男子。

芭堤雅警方接到一名儿童报案称其母亲遭到韩国男子殴打和囚禁后，迅速赶往事发房间。

事件发生在 2026 年 10 月 10 日星期六晚上 10 点左右。春武里移民警察接到一名 44 岁泰国妇女的孩子打来的紧急电话。

报警人称其母亲遭到殴打并被非法拘禁。据报案称，一名韩国籍男子应对这名女子的遭遇负责。据称，她被囚禁在芭堤雅市中心Soi Pattaya 13/1附近的一间房间里。

该处房产位于春武里府邦拉蒙县农普鲁街道。对此，移民调查人员立即与芭堤雅市警方协调行动。

随后，警方前往报警人提供的地点并进入房间。在房间内，他们逮捕了一名化名为Youjin的40岁韩国男子。此次逮捕行动源于一起涉嫌殴打和非法拘禁泰国女子的报案。

然而，随后的入境检查又发现了另一项违法行为。这名韩国公民在泰国的居留许可已过期274天。因此，官员指控他逾期滞留泰国。随后，他被移送至芭堤雅市警察局接受进一步调查和法律程序。

一名韩国男子因涉嫌袭击泰国女子面临逾期居留274天的指控，警方未透露该男子涉嫌袭击泰国女子的具体细节。

值得注意的是，已公布的警方报告并未提及与所报告的袭击事件相关的任何刑事指控，也没有证实这名韩国男子是否被控非法拘禁该女子。

最初的投诉具体涉及肢体暴力和阻止这名44岁男子离开房间。事实上，正是这些指控引发了警方的行动，最终导致他被捕。

然而，已确认的法律程序仅涉及该男子过期的移民许可。调查人员并未透露这名泰国女子是否受伤或需要住院治疗。此外，警方也没有公布据称她被关押在该处的时间长短。嫌疑人和该女子之间的关系也尚未确定。

同样，警方也没有证实该女子随后是否就所报告的暴力事件提出正式投诉。已公布的信息中也没有包含她向调查人员所作的陈述。此外，也没有证实是否就袭击或非法拘禁等罪名提起过任何单独的诉讼。因此，警方的说法仅确认了此次移民逮捕，而没有解释最初投诉的结果。

芭堤雅移民执法行动扩大，警方逮捕一名乌兹别克斯坦女子，此前一名韩国嫌疑人已被拘留。

与此同时，春武里府移民警察正在芭堤雅开展更大规模的非法滞留外国人打击行动。这名韩国公民的被捕是10月10日至14日期间记录的三起案件中的第一起。

随后，警方在两次不同的入境检查中逮捕了一名乌兹别克斯坦女子和一名俄罗斯男子。这三名嫌疑人均在居留许可过期后仍滞留在泰国。

此次行动的目标是居住在芭堤雅及周边邦拉蒙县地区的非法外籍人士。调查人员检查了住宅、公寓楼以及其他被确定为移民执法地点的区域。

此外，警方还追踪了有关涉嫌涉及外国公民的犯罪活动的线索。此次行动由省移民局调查人员和芭堤雅市警察局合作开展。

另一方面，警方于10月13日星期二在Soi Thap Phraya 7附近展开检查。下午5点左右，调查人员突击检查了Nong Prue街道的一处公寓。行动中，他们在公寓楼外遇到一名24岁的乌兹别克斯坦籍女子。警方报告中，该女子化名为Mekhribon。

一名乌兹别克斯坦女子因逾期居留148天被控，随后警方逮捕了一名非法居留568天的俄罗斯男子。

随后对其移民记录的审查显示，她的合法居留期限已于148天前到期。因此，执法人员以无有效移民许可滞留泰国为由逮捕了这名乌兹别克斯坦籍女子。

随后她被移送至芭堤雅市警察局接受法律程序。警方未报告对该女子提出任何其他刑事指控。

与韩国的案例不同，这名乌兹别克斯坦女子的被捕并非源于一起涉及他人的事件。相反，移民调查人员在一次大规模执法行动的检查中发现了她。行动于次日下午继续进行，执法人员转移至农普鲁的另一处地点。

10月14日星期三，调查人员在Soi Thap Phraya 12, Moo 12附近的路边进行检查。行动于下午1点左右开始，目标是涉嫌违反移民法的外国人。在那里，执法人员遇到一名32岁的俄罗斯男子，化名德米特里。移民记录随后显示，他在泰国的居留许可已过期568天。

因此，这名俄罗斯人未经有效许可在该国滞留超过一年半。他的逾期停留时间远长于其他两名嫌疑人的记录。相比之下，这名韩国人逾期停留了274天，而那名乌兹别克斯坦女子的逾期停留时间总计为148天。

芭堤雅警方加强移民检查，三名外国人因累计逾期居留990天被捕。

发现此事后，警方逮捕了这名俄罗斯公民，理由是其在泰国的合法停留期限已过，仍滞留泰国。随后，他被移送至芭堤雅市警察局接受进一步的法律程序。与那名乌兹别克斯坦女子的情况一样，已公布的报道并未提及对他提出的其他刑事指控。

截至10月14日，春武里府移民局调查人员逮捕了三名来自不同国家的外国人。三人累计逾期居留时间共计990天，超过了各自获准的居留期限。每名嫌疑人均面临违反移民法的诉讼，所有三起案件均已移交芭堤雅市警察局。

随后，这些逮捕行动被公布，作为泰国移民局加强执法行动的一部分。此次行动是根据移民局高级官员的指示进行的，旨在加强对非法居住在泰国的外国人的检查。与此同时，调查人员奉命追查涉嫌参与犯罪活动的外国公民的信息。

移民局局长、警察中将诺帕辛·普尔萨瓦特被列为此次行动的高级指挥官之一。指示要求加大力度打击违反移民法的行为以及涉及外国公民的犯罪活动，并要求下属单位加快各自辖区内的调查工作。

移民局指挥官下令加强对芭堤雅的检查，以打击非法滞留和涉嫌犯罪行为。

该局的既定目标包括维护公共秩序，加强居民和游客的安全保障。因此，移民局人员被部署到被认为非法活动风险较高的地点进行检查。调查人员还追踪有关可疑人员和可能存在的移民违法行为的信息。

此次行动由移民局多名高级官员监督，其中包括移民局副局长塔尼·泰瓦查拉马斯少将和卡塔·凯索拉马拉少将。移民局第三分局局长宋普罗·西里苏卡少将也参与了此次行动的指挥。

此外，警察上校普林亚·克利纳克松和警察上校奇纳武特·唐翁勒特作为移民局第三分局的副指挥官参与了此次行动。在省一级，此次行动由春武里移民局局长、警察上校纳帕斯蓬·科西苏里亚马尼监督。

其他参与调查的警官包括春武里府移民局副局长卡温瓦·阿拉亚苏里翁警中校，以及隶属于该省移民局的督察基蒂帕·洪楚维奇警中校。在他们的指导下，移民调查人员开展了检查，并追踪有关涉嫌违法行为的信息。

芭堤雅警方在逮捕了三名涉及三个不同国籍的人员并接到投诉后，展开了移民检查。

作为此次行动的一部分，执法人员重点搜查了芭堤雅市内涉嫌违反移民法的区域，包括农普路（Nong Prue）的公寓楼、住宅区和路边地点。当行动需要联合开展时，调查人员还会与当地警方进行协调。

这三起逮捕事件起因各不相同。在韩国的案件中，警方接到紧急报案称一名泰国女子遭到袭击。相比之下，乌兹别克斯坦和俄罗斯的嫌疑人则是在不同地点的入境检查中被抓获的。

然而，这三起调查最终都以移民许可过期为由提出指控。这名韩国人的案件还涉及人身暴力和非法拘禁的指控。这些指控是最初请求警方协助的核心原因。

这名女子的孩子联系了移民官员，请求帮助她44岁的母亲。据报道，她遭到一名韩国籍男子的殴打，并被阻止离开房间。随后，官员们赶到现场，逮捕了这名40岁的嫌疑人。

韩国警方未对最初的袭击指控提出起诉，该女子面临移民局的起诉。

入境检查证实，他已在泰国停留超过许可期限274天。然而，已公布的报道并未说明警方对所报告的暴力事件进行了哪些调查。警方也没有提供调查人员到达房间时该女子的状况详情。

目前尚不清楚她是否受伤或接受了医疗救助。同样，调查人员也没有透露是否对该女子进行了讯问，或者她是否随后提出了正式的刑事投诉。已公布的信息也未能表明是否正在提起其他刑事诉讼。

至关重要的是，针对这名韩国人的唯一确凿指控是其逾期居留。已公布的警方报告并未证实他曾因袭击或非法拘禁而被起诉，也没有提供任何关于紧急报警电话中指控的后续调查结果。

此外，春武里府移民警察证实，芭堤雅全境将继续开展执法行动。调查人员奉命保持积极巡逻，并检查与涉嫌违反移民法相关的区域。警方还将继续追踪有关涉嫌犯罪活动的外国人的信息。

春武里府移民官员承诺将继续在芭堤雅进行检查，并敦促公众举报可疑违法行为。

移民局计划与芭堤雅及其周边地区的警察局进一步合作。该局表示，此次行动旨在防止外国人非法滞留或利用泰国从事犯罪活动。行动目标还包括维护公共安全和保障游客安全。

此次执法行动包括对在泰居留许可过期的外国公民进行检查。此外，移民调查人员还被指示追查涉嫌犯罪行为的信息。该局强调，在为期五天的行动中，除了宣布的三起逮捕事件外，检查工作还将继续进行。

移民局鼓励公众举报涉嫌违反移民法及涉及外国公民的犯罪活动。举报信息可通过移民局热线1178提交。移民局调查人员将对举报进行审查，以决定是否采取执法行动。

一名韩国男子因涉嫌袭击他人被捕，芭堤雅警方加大力度打击逾期滞留移民。

与此同时，这名韩国人的被捕仍然是此次行动中唯一一起因暴力举报而引发的案件。最初的报警电话涉及一名44岁的泰国女子，据称她在芭堤雅市中心遭到袭击并被囚禁在一间房间内。

警方逮捕了这名40岁的韩国男子，并发现他逾期滞留了274天。然而，已公布的报道并未证实他被控袭击或非法拘禁。另外两名嫌疑人在农普鲁（Nong Prue）接受单独检查后，也面临移民程序。

三人均被移送至芭堤雅市警察局。春武里府移民警察随后证实，他们将继续加大力度打击非法滞留泰国的外国人。

两名尼日利亚人在芭堤雅因持有可卡因而被捕，警方正展开打击非法毒品的行动。

警方逮捕了向外籍人士提供毒品的尼日利亚毒贩和一名从事跨境毒品交易的泰国女子。

尼日利亚毒枭兼国际尼日利亚黑手党头目在曼谷的一次夜间突袭行动中被捕

在一名惯犯骗子被捕几天后，警方在暖武里府捣毁了一个尼日利亚诈骗犯和毒贩的窝点。

一名24岁的尼日利亚诈骗犯在暖武里府被捕，此前警方接到23起与他泰国女友有关的投诉。

泰国警方解救一名75岁老妇，使其免遭诈骗，而诈骗威胁的规模和范围仍在不断扩大。

反洗钱办公室查获与南非金融家本·史密斯有资金流向的资产

令人瞠目结舌的任命：本·史密斯的前律师被任命为首相办公室官员，此举引发争议。

克拉坦国会议员驳斥了有关副总理塔玛纳·普罗姆波的未经证实的诈骗中心指控。

人民党警告阿努廷，若其内阁成员与柬埔寨诈骗网络存在关联，将对其发起不信任动议。

美国、韩国和英国联合打击与泰国有关联的柬埔寨诈骗产业

本·史密斯事件及其与柬埔寨诈骗中心有关联的指控在议会持续发酵。

警方否认知晓诈骗犯与理财高手本·史密斯有任何关联。人民党议员坚称此事属实。

态度强硬的朗西曼·罗姆警告说，他不仅仅是在打一场诽谤官司，更是在为泰国的未来而战。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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