How many types of legislation...
Minor is the taking of a child (up to 15 years old) or
Minors (aged 15-18) leave the custody of their parents, guardians or caregivers, without permission.
Or without reasonable cause, which affects the guardian's ruling power, making the guardian unable to take care of the child or youth normally.
And Thai law is a criminal offence, punishable by imprisonment and fines, depending on the intention, such as obscenity or exploitation.
A key element of the offence.
Minors: Children up to 15 years of age (child) or 15 years of age, but not more than 18 years of age (child).
Removing: Taking away or separating from the ruler's authority (no force is required, it can be tempting, inducing).
Elders: Parents, or persons appointed as rulers, or truthful overseers by the court.
Intent: It may be intended to be indecent, exploitative, or otherwise punishable by law.
Offences under the Criminal Code
Section 317: Take away children up to 15 years of age.
Section 318: A minor aged 15-18 is prohibited by a minor.
Section 319: A minor aged 15-18 is taken for profit or for indecency, even if a minor is willing to go, it is guilty.


































































































