A well-known blogger, known as Framsook Lek Lek, recently took legal action against an individual who used her images to bully her online. Framsook, who regularly shares posts on her blog page, was alerted by a follower of an instance where her beach photos had been shared in a group with derogatory comments. Initially, she contemplated responding but instead opted to protect herself through legal procedures to tackle online harassment.
Framsook attended every court hearing, despite the option to have her lawyer represent her. She wanted to face the defendant, to understand what led the person to treat her with such disrespect. Would they apologise when confronted? Unsurprisingly, no apology was forthcoming. Framsook demanded 200,000 baht, the maximum penalty. Nevertheless, the defendant requested a lower fine of 30,000 baht, claiming they were merely a…
