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New Thai law lets LGBTQ+ couples sue for adultery compensation

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From The Thaiger

Thailand has made legal history by granting LGBTQ+ couples the right to sue adulterous spouses for compensation, marking a pivotal step towards equality under the law. The amendment, which came into effect today, ensure[s fair treatment for all couples, regardless of gender.

The Civil and Commercial Code has been updated to allow LGBTQ+ spouses the same legal protections as heterosexual couples in cases of adultery. This landmark amendment to Article 1523 was prompted by a Constitutional Court ruling on June 18 last year, which found the previous law discriminatory and in violation of the Constitution’s Article 27, guaranteeing equality for all sexes.

Under the old law, husbands could sue their wives’ lovers, regardless of gender, but wives could only sue their husbands’ female lovers. The court deemed this imbalance unjust and ordered the law to be amended.

Effective immediately, the revised Article 1523 replaces gender-specific terms like “husbands” and “wives” with “spouses.” It states:

“When the court grants a divorce due to adultery, one spouse may claim compensation from the offending spouse and from any third party involved, such as a lover or someone publicly presenting themselves as being in a relationship with the spouse.”

Exceptions are outlined for cases where a spouse has consented to or been complicit in the adultery.

The Cabinet approved the changes ahead of the effective date, highlighting the government’s commitment to marriage equality. This amendment supplements the Marriage Equality Act, further solidifying Thailand’s progressive stance on LGBTQ+ rights, reported The Nation.

https://thethaiger.com/news/national/new-thai-law-lets-lgbtq-couples-sue-for-adultery-compensation

3 minutes ago, 10tazione said:

I also wonder how much such a typical compensation would be.

Standard formula: number of times you had sex with husband x number of nights he was unable to cum x 1,000 baht.

4 hours ago, spoon said:

I guess now we arent protected by thai law anymore lol

I guess someone in this forum who is knowledgeable in Thai law, could create a disclaimer form template that we can ask our guys to sign before we do the pleasurable deed with him.

Or maybe the mamasans will offer this as an "added value" extra service for us ? 🤔

LGBT+ rights are no fun if it means we have to adhere to boring heteronormative concepts like monogamy :)

On 1/23/2025 at 3:26 PM, FunFifties said:

LGBT+ rights are no fun if it means we have to adhere to boring heteronormative concepts like monogamy :)

Now we have what fought and hoped for. Take good with bad. I once had neighbours, gay couple, who were in abusive relationship and it was sense of relief when they moved out since building quieted down a lot. 

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