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Bhirombhakdi family affirms anti-violence stance as Scott case proceeds
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The Bhirombhakdi family has reaffirmed its firm position against all forms of abuse, harassment and domestic violence, while clarifying that an agreement made public in the case involving Sunit Scott and Siranudh Scott was not acknowledged or endorsed by two other branches of the family.
Key facts
- In an official statement on developments related to Sunit Scott and Siranudh Scott, the family expressed deep regret over the matter and said it did not accept any act of violation, harassment or domestic violence in any form.
- The family and Siranudh Scott are scheduled to meet after July 8, 2026, the date set by the court for a mediation hearing, to discuss possible joint remedial measures.
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Summary
In an official statement on developments related to Sunit Scott and Siranudh Scott, the family expressed deep regret over the matter and said it did not accept any act of violation, harassment or domestic violence in any form.
The statement said this included physical assault, verbal abuse, threats, coercion or any act that undermines another person’s rights, safety, dignity or well-being.