Banyak orang pinter atau yang menganggap dirinya pinter sekali yang tidak rela mengakui bahwa dalam masyarakat kapitalisme di bidang ekonomi politik berlaku doktrin: capitalism can do no wrong.
Am Fri, 19 Apr 2019 20:48:45 +0000 (UTC) schrieb "Tatiana Lukman [email protected] [GELORA45]" <[email protected]>: > Si Chan sering kali menantang, kalau maiikan atau kapitalis berbuat > jahat, melanggar hukum dsb, bawa saja ke pengadilan, biar dihukum!! > Orang-orang remo pro penguasa yang dulunya pernah masuk golongan > kiri, lupa bahwa hukum dan lembaga negara berwatak kelas. Sangat > sulit sekali bagi rakyat jelata mendapatkan keadilan. Salah satu > contohnya seperti PRT Adelina di bawah ini.....Adelina yang kasusnya > bikin heboh, disiksa majikan dan didapati terbaring bersama anjing > majikannya; dipulangkan hanya tubuhnya yang tak bernyawa lagi. > Walaupun begitu, toh pengadilan membebaskan majikan....Sungguh > jalannya masih sangat panjang untuk mendapatkan keadilan bagi > Adelina.... > > > > > > > > > Tenaganita > Press Release > 19th April 2019 > > Employer acquitted of domestic worker Adelina’s death, walks free > Where is JUSTICE for ADELINA? > > Adelina Sao, 21, died in Bukit Mertajam hospital on 11th February > 2018 from organ failure. When she was rescued, she was found sleeping > outside the employer’s home with the employer’s dog. Her employers > reportedly didn’t want the pus oozing from her body “dirtying their > home”. Her arms and legs were covered in burn marks. Her face was > swollen, and she was terrified when rescuers came to help her. Nurses > and doctors at the hospital were in disbelief over the extent of her > injuries. > > Malaysians were rightly horrified and outraged when news of Adelina > broke. On 14th February 2019, Minister of Human Resources M. Kula > Segaran, citing how shocking Adelina’s case was, said he is launching > a “war” against human trafficking and forced labour. On 18th April > 2019, Adelina’s employer, S. Ambiga, was acquitted by the High Court. > Where is justice for Adelina? > > Tenaganita learned of the acquittal through an article in Kwong Wah > Daily (dated 19th April 2019). The newspaper reported that the case > was fixed for a continued hearing on 18th April, but S Ambika was > granted full acquittal although the prosecution requested for a > discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA). > > We understand that neither Adelina’s family nor her representatives > in Malaysia were informed that the court date was brought forward. > This is unacceptable. > > On 12th February 2019, Adelina’s mother, Yohana Banunaek, said “she > (her daughter) did not die because of her sickness, but because she > was tortured”. We are extremely shocked and shaken by the High > Court’s decision. Tenaganita and our partner JPIT in Kupang are > distraught with this news. We cannot imagine the unbearable grief of > Adelina’s family. > > The Attorney-General’s office needs to explain why the prosecution > has failed to bring justice for Adelina when there was substantive > evidence in this case. > > Adelina is dead. She was a young woman made to work for two years > without pay. She was a young woman whose body was brutalised. Her > death has to mean something. Why have our courts failed her? Why has > the Malaysian government failed her? Where is justice for Adelina? >
