Prostitution is not legal in Thailand
[QUOTE][b]Midnight raids in Rayong on karaoke clubs fronting for prostitution see local police chief sidelined pending enquiries[/b]
Four unlicensed KTV clubs serving Chinese customers face a midnight crackdown in Rayong. Suspected prostitution, drugs and illegal workers emerge. Claims of ฿10,000฿30,000 monthly payoffs bring anti-corruption investigators and a police shake-up.
[b]Officers uncovered suspected prostitution[/b], illegal foreign workers, drug use and businesses operating without entertainment licences. More seriously, [u]investigators obtained information about regular protection payments to government officials[/u]. By Saturday evening, the local police chief had been removed from operational duties.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2026/10/17/midnight-raids-in-rayong-on-karaoke-clubs-fronting-for-prostitution-see-local-police-chief-sidelined/[/URL]
So what we have here are four [I]prostitution establishments[/I] without the signage a [B]EihTooms[/B] claims is necessary for a location to be a [I]prostitution establishment[/I]. Plus selective enforcement. This is exactly what I have explained in the past.
[B]EihTooms[/B] claims expert knowledge of the law. But he is not a Thai Citizen or a member or the bar in Thailand. He is just a layman like me. So, that makes his opinion of the law no more valid than mine. Until he produces an opinion from a member of the bar in Thailand, I am not listening to him. No matter how much satire and fiction aimed at me that he writes it is It is irrelevant to the issue: [B]Prostitution is not legal in Thailand[/B]. At least he no longer adding evidence to my possible case of defamation. Nor does he seem to be concerned about 18 year old Thai girls entering prostitution anymore.
[B]The Prosecution Rests![/B]