Saudi Police Arrest Not persecutor Sumiati (Thursday, November 18, 2010)
VIVAnews - Police in Medina, Saudi Arabia, not to arrest a citizen who tortured maid from Indonesia. Though reports of crimes allegedly committed citizens had been posted to the police after more than a week.
So said a staff of the Consulate General of Republic of Indonesia (consulate) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, as quoted by the media page the Arab News, Thursday, November 18, 2010. Didi Wahyudi, head of the task force and protection of citizen services from the Consulate in Jeddah said that local police not take action on bullies Sumiati binti Mustapa Salan.
"Medina Police so far have not been arrested from Saudi employer, although the report was dilayangan Faisaliah to the police station on 10 November, the" rich Wahyudi told Arab News.
Sumiati since 8 November and was treated at King Fahd Hospital in Medina. The 23-year-old woman had to undergo special measures, including the operation of a number of organs that have been damaged by the allegedly abused by her employer.
Wahyudi disclose to the Saudi media is that the news of persecution suffered by Sumiati has received great attention from the mass media in Indonesia. "President Yudhoyono himself has instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia to address this problem seriously and send a diplomatic mission, including health officials, to Medina," Wahyudi said.
He considered the local police did not want to immediately act until after the Eid al-Adha holiday. "I want the law enforced immediately," Wahyudi said.
Every year, more than 80,000 Indonesian domestic helpers to come to Saudi Arabia for work. Today, about one million Indonesian citizens working in Saudi Arabia, three-quarters of them are women.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs will assist the family Sumiati to come to Saudi Arabia in order to give moral support to Sumiati, who has received treatment from the employer's sadistic.
Minister of Women Linda Gumelar, Minister of Foreign Affairs Marty Natalegawa, Minister of Manpower Muhaimin Iskandar, and Endang Rahayu Setianingsih Health Minister, will leave for Saudi Arabia to deal with it.
So said a staff of the Consulate General of Republic of Indonesia (consulate) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, as quoted by the media page the Arab News, Thursday, November 18, 2010. Didi Wahyudi, head of the task force and protection of citizen services from the Consulate in Jeddah said that local police not take action on bullies Sumiati binti Mustapa Salan.
"Medina Police so far have not been arrested from Saudi employer, although the report was dilayangan Faisaliah to the police station on 10 November, the" rich Wahyudi told Arab News.
Sumiati since 8 November and was treated at King Fahd Hospital in Medina. The 23-year-old woman had to undergo special measures, including the operation of a number of organs that have been damaged by the allegedly abused by her employer.
Wahyudi disclose to the Saudi media is that the news of persecution suffered by Sumiati has received great attention from the mass media in Indonesia. "President Yudhoyono himself has instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia to address this problem seriously and send a diplomatic mission, including health officials, to Medina," Wahyudi said.
He considered the local police did not want to immediately act until after the Eid al-Adha holiday. "I want the law enforced immediately," Wahyudi said.
Every year, more than 80,000 Indonesian domestic helpers to come to Saudi Arabia for work. Today, about one million Indonesian citizens working in Saudi Arabia, three-quarters of them are women.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs will assist the family Sumiati to come to Saudi Arabia in order to give moral support to Sumiati, who has received treatment from the employer's sadistic.
Minister of Women Linda Gumelar, Minister of Foreign Affairs Marty Natalegawa, Minister of Manpower Muhaimin Iskandar, and Endang Rahayu Setianingsih Health Minister, will leave for Saudi Arabia to deal with it.
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