The internet around the world is buzzing from reports in Thailand of major pornographic movie makers getting arrested and freed in Thailand. The well-balanced Teakdoor.com and other popular sites like Thai.visa.com and Pattaya-addicts.com have had almost a million hits on recent postings about foreign pornographers in Thailand. In Pattaya, PAPPA Co., Ltd. the law firm who helped free several of those arrested has been inundated with requests for legal services. Making, posting or hosting anything Thai police can call porn or offensive to someone’s reputation are crimes in Thailand under the Computer Crimes Act.
“We are hiring two more Thai lawyers to handle cases by foreigners living or working in Thailand who need protection. We are experts in the understanding of the Computer Crime Act, Foreign business act and other laws most-often leading to the arrests of foreigners. We help our clients avoid legal problems,” said a lawyer.
According to the source, Thailand’s Computer Crime Act, or CCA, broadly defines three separate types of activity as criminal acts that every foreigner with a computer, camera or video camera should know about as some provisions are easily violated because these acts are not illegal in America and most other countries.
“The first type of activity now defined as a crime in Thailand is the CCA translates to read,” it is a criminal activity for distributing technology or data that could be used to break into computer systems or could affect public security.”
-TN
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