DDHK News, Hong Kong - Thousands of migrant workers in Hong Kong visited the Hong Kong Police Headquarters in Wan Chai, Sunday (19/1), to demand justice for Erwiana Sulistyaningsih (23), a Hong Kong BMI from Ngawi who was the victim of mistreatment by her employer.
Sring Atin, spokesperson for the Justice Committee for Erwiana and All Domestic Migrant Workers, at the demonstration urged the Hong Kong police to: ensure that the investigation process into Erwiana's case is carried out and quickly process cases of abuse committed by Erwiana's employer so that the employer does not have opportunity to leave Hong Kong.
In addition, Sring Atin urged the Hong Kong police to secure all evidence including CCTV footage and inform the public about Erwiana's case. "We hope that there will be a positive response from the Hong Kong police," said Sring Atin.
Along the way to the Hong Kong police station in Wanchai, demonstrators shouted yells… "Justice for Erwiana… Jutice for Erwiana… Justice for Erwiana !!!"
After the orations that were carried out alternately in front of the Wanchai - Hong Kong police station from various representative organizations participating in the demonstration, a petition to Mr. Tsang Wai-hung (Hong Kong Police Commission) was handed over.
The demonstration demanding justice for Erwiana at the Hong Kong - Wanchai Police Station was attended by migrant workers in Hong Kong, Indonesian people in Hong Kong, representatives of BMI organizations, NGOs, NGOs, media circles, as well as Hong Kong residents who were sympathetic to the case. .
The migrant workers hope that the persecution case against Erwiana will open up opportunities for the Hong Kong police to have a dialogue with the migrant worker community, NGOs, NGOs, and activists with the intention of hearing all the concerns and cases of violations of the human rights of migrant workers who frequently happening in Hong Kong society. (Ida / ddhongkong). *
