General Manager Dompet Dhuafa Hong Kong (DDHK) Ahmad Fauzi Qosim visited BMI Hong Kong at the women's rehabilitation institution in Lo Wu, Lo Wu Corectional Institution, with Ms. Mia from KOMI and DDHK's Ulil Albab Coordinator, Yuni Shandriya Ratmoko, Tuesday (31/1).
Eka Rahmawati (31 years), a HK BMI from Ponorogo who has worked for 3 years in HK, is currently serving a prison sentence of 8 months and has served a sentence of 1 month because her employer was accused of stealing jewelry. According to the trial, there was evidence of theft.
According to Eka's confession, he received a leniency for 2,5 months and God willing, he would be released on May 9, 2012.
During that visit, Ust. Fauzi gave motivation and support to Eka Rahmawati. "Whatever happens is part of the test that Allah has given, this is a form of God's love for us, so we must be able to take the lesson and have to accept it. Suppose Eka is in school, God willing, what happens is the best, don't forget to pray and pray, ”he ordered.
According to Ust. Fauzi, visiting Eka Rahmawati, apart from motivating her, also intends to facilitate and inform her family in Indonesia, as well as help in the process of taking Eka's belongings at her employer's house.
"In the future, DDHK will make a prison visit program," he said. "So that those who are experiencing exams feel calm and we hope to pray for each other so that matters can be quickly resolved."
According to Eka Rahmawati, when she got into a case of theft allegations, she did not have time to communicate with organizations in Hong Kong so there was no defense because her employer took her to the police.
He also told me about guaranteed eating. "Thank God you can pray," he said. In fact, said Eka, there are still many HK BMIs in prison, even in the hundreds. Eka is chaired by dozens of people because there are three blocks. "Because of the difficulty of communicating, it is difficult to know their data," he concluded. (Lutfiana Wakhid / ddhongkong.org). *
