Lho, ... siapa yang membela semua penguasa disetiap negara diseluruh
dunia??? KETIDAK ADILAN dan pelanggaran HAM dimanapun terjadi juga harus
dihujat, dikutuk! BUKAN dibela dan dibenarkan! Proteslah dan ungkaplah
bukti-bukti yg ada seandainya HUKUM tidak berhasil membela keadilan
dengan benar, ... blejetilah penegakan HUKUM yg masih BUTUT di Malaysia
itu! Itgulah TUGAS kekuatan RAKYAT untuk perjuangkan KEADILAN dan
KEMANUSIAAN dengan TEGAS, ... sekalipun jalannya masih panjang!
Tatiana Lukman [email protected] [GELORA45] 於 20/4/2019 4:48 寫道:
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....
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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?
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