Woman Attacks Russian Tourist on Pattaya Beach Over Live Stream Misunderstanding

[The Pattaya News]

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Pattaya — A Russian tourist was attacked by a woman on Pattaya Beach after she wrongly assumed he was filming her during a live stream. The tourist suffered minor injuries. At 4:30 AM on January 22nd, Mr. Evgenii, a 45-year-old Russian national, filed a complaint with Pattaya police, claiming he was physically assaulted by a […]

Woman Attacks Russian Tourist on Pattaya Beach Over Live Stream Misunderstanding
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[Billy Shears]

"TPN Media also notes, however, that filming for a profit or monetization on various social media platforms requires a work permit in Thailand."

Has this law ever been enforced?

[Joeleg]

Poor lady, she must have been reading PA posts and the frequent misguided comments that you need consent when filming in public. 

[Call me Alfie]

Im sure you don't need permission or a permit to film people in a public place in Thailand, much like the rest of the world.

[Billy Shears]

2 hours ago, Call me Alfie said:

Im sure you don't need permission or a permit to film people in a public place in Thailand, much like the rest of the world.

You do if you monetize the video. Not that it's ever enforced.

[Call me Alfie]

1 hour ago, Billy Shears said:

Not that it's ever enforced

I was going to say, how could that ever be enforced properly. The amount of photos and videos of Thailand getting uploaded to social media (including monetized channels) must me huge.

[Hugh J Pendage]

Wow, someone actually getting into trouble for vlogging in public in pattaya. Never saw that coming.

Although Russians usually dont care about things like that. Maybe her hubby is a draft-dodger and she was scared putin was a subscriber to the feed.