The United Thai Nation Party (UTN) launched a campaign on Thursday calling for an end to violence against women after an MP from the Move Forward Party (MFP) was accused of physically assaulting his girlfriend.
The UTN urged the public to join its campaign by posting a hand stop sign bearing the message “Stop Violence Against Women” and using the hashtag “MP assaulting a woman” on its social media accounts.
Several party members led by party secretary-general Akanat Promphan joined the campaign. Mr Akanat also wrote that he felt revolted by the alleged assault.
“I feel disgusted. But this…
