Assault in bangkok

I'm sorry you had to experience that. First, prioritize your safety and health: if you haven’t already, seek medical care for any injuries and keep any documentation (photos, receipts, or a written record of what happened). Next, report the incident to the local authorities in Bangkok. We suggest having one of us with you to visit the nearest police station to file a formal complaint; ask for a copy of the police report, which will be important if you later pursue any legal action or insurance claim. You are a foreign national, so you can also notify your country’s embassy or consular office to put them on notice about how we are being treated here.

While you still have three days in the city, stay in well-lit, populated areas, keep your belongings secure, and let someone you trust know where you’ll be each day as it is a mafia here. If you need legal representation, we have English-speaking attorneys experienced with assault cases involving tourists. Document everything you can—dates, times, names or descriptions of the staff members, and any witnesses—and keep copies of all reports and medical records. This information will give you the strongest basis for any further steps, whether you choose to pursue a criminal complaint, seek compensation, or simply ensure your remaining time in Bangkok is safe.

Sincerely,
Ascendance International Organization