Story here. Yeah, I’ll bet they are. 
This reminds me of a popular Thai nude model some years ago. She had a habit of posing nude in “inappropriate places,” temples and national landmarks and such. It was learned she was up in the North for a photo shoot at one time, and the newspapers had a field day with the police statements that their officers were trying to find and keep a watch on her.
Now THAT is a fundraiser! Why don’t the Tea Leoni and Angelina Jolie do this? We Americans can be so backwards.
Fund? Is that what the kids are calling it these days?
I found her actual site, but it’s awfully slow in loading. See it here. WARNING: PROBABLY NOT SAFE FOR WORK. Although it’s loading so slowly, I can’t be sure.
BTW when I was in college there was a local headline that may have topped this: “Hung Jury in Sex Trial.”
From the article:
… but it’s perfectly fine to buy and sell the “services” of underage children. :rolleyes:
No it’s not. As has been gone over many times now, Thailand has cracked down on child sex very heavily in the past decade. The pedos mostly end up in Cambodia these days.
But yes, it is ironic that I can wander into one of my favorite bars to watch a no-holds-barred all-nude four-girl live-lesbian show, but the police are concerned about this.
But if she had a watch on her, she wouldn’t be nude!
Actually, there’s a certain twisted sense in that. If the content of those legendary bar shows were easily available online, it might depress the market for tourists coming to see them in person. And a tourist will almost certainly bring more dollars (or bahts) into the country than a websight visitor will.
Nitpick: The plural of baht is baht.
But the Chinese girl isn’t even in Thailand. She’s in China! The police are worried about ISPs in Thailand showing her, and she’s not even here.