Thailand’s trend for “Hitler-esque” fashion has long offended tourists and visitors to Thailand, and now it seems the trend has spread throughout the region. Bangkokians sport t-shirts depicting Hitler as Ronald McDonald and other cartoons, while teenagers in India are shopping at a store called “Hitler.” The store received backlash for its retail name which it eventually changed.
In Japan, a costume store sold Hitler costumes until it received numerous complaints, pulling the costume off its shelves. Owners of the stores and those spotted wearing Nazi-inspired attire responded similarly, saying they didn’t realize the severity of using Hitler’s image as a brand.
Labor Law Thailand
Thailand’s employment laws, governed by the Department of Labor, Protection and Welfare, regulate employment and working conditions.
Thai Law Forum reported on the “Hitler-Chic” fashion last year.
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