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Domestic abuse cases handled by community agencies remain elevated in 2025, with over half involving children

Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
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Domestic abuse cases handled by community agencies remain elevated in 2025, with over half involving children  — Bangkok Business news

Child abuse continued to account for the largest share of low- and moderate-risk cases, with physical abuse being the most common type experienced, a Ministry of Social and Family Development report found.

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