The⁢ Thai Sang thai Party has vowed to aggressively pursue legal action against those responsible for sexually harassing comments posted online targeting Ginny Yossuda Leelapanyalert, daughter of party leader Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan. The⁣ incident, which occurred on December⁤ 30, 2025,‍ involved comments made under a photograph of Ms. Leelapanyalert posted by⁣ Petdew Wirawat.

Initial Response and Inquiry

Party spokesman mr. Pariyesh Ankurakitti announced at 10:20 a.m. on December 30, 2025, that the party would not dismiss‍ the matter as simply a political issue, ⁣but would treat it as ‍a clear case of open sexual harassment. Actor Dome Pakorn⁤ Lam initially came forward,stating via Facebook that he was not the ⁣author of the harassing comments ⁢and pledged to identify the individual responsible. Despite this clarification,the Thai Sang Thai Party⁣ maintains‌ its commitment to prosecution under Thailand’s⁢ Computer Crimes act.

Legal steps and Support for Ginny Leelapanyalert

The party’s legal team scheduled a meeting with Ms. Leelapanyalert on the ‌afternoon of December 30, 2025, to‍ discuss the situation and‍ prepare for a formal legal complaint. The party has publicly ‌expressed its support for Ms. Leelapanyalert, encouraging her to continue her involvement in politics despite the harassment. This incident underscores the​ challenges faced by women in the political sphere ⁤and the importance of holding perpetrators of online harassment accountable.

The Thai Sang Thai ⁤Party’s firm stance signals a zero-tolerance policy⁤ towards online abuse and a ⁢commitment to protecting its members, notably those entering public life. The case ⁢is expected ‌to draw significant attention to the issue of online harassment and its impact on political participation in Thailand.