Dan Tawang berotak anjing menyalahkan TKWI yang jadi korban kebiadaban orang Arab...
--- In [email protected], "sunny" <am...@...> wrote: > > Refleksi : Sepatutnya penguasa NKRI harus malu karena warganegaranya > diperbudak, disiksa, diperkosa, ditipu, tetapi mereka bergalak pilon, bisu, > tuli, buta lagi lumpuh untuk waktu hampir 35 tahun. Apakah ada faedahnya > dengan negara yang tidak memperhatikan derita rakyatnya? > > http://arabnews.com/saudiarabia/article197705.ece > > Indonesia's ban on housemaids for Kingdom not yet confirmed > By WALAA HAWARI & RODOLFO C. ESTIMO JR. | ARAB NEWS > > > > Published: Nov 22, 2010 00:40 Updated: Nov 22, 2010 00:40 > > RIYADH: A source at the Indonesian Embassy said on Sunday no official action > has been taken yet by Indonesian authorities regarding the proposal by the > speaker of the Indonesian House of Representatives to impose a moratorium on > migrant workers to Saudi Arabia. > > The suggestion was made following the latest reports of maid abuse. > > "Ambassador Gatot Abdullah Mansyur is very much concerned over the issue and > is constantly in touch with Jakarta," the source told Arab News on the > condition he not be named. > > News of a possible ban on the deployment of Indonesian maids to the Kingdom > comes in the wake of the death of Kikim Komalasari, 36, whose body was found > on Nov. 11 on a roadside in Abha. The body was found with lacerations and a > slashed throat. The maid's sponsor and wife have reportedly been detained, > but no further details about charges, if any, were available on Sunday. > > Komalasari's death came when the public was still seething over the torture > of 23-year-old Indonesian housemaid Sumiati Salan Mustapa. > > Indonesian House of Representatives Speaker Marzuki Alie suggested a halt to > sending domestic workers to the Kingdom if authorities failed to seriously > tackle the issue. > > The recent reports of maid abuse and murder brought to memory the case of > Nour Miyati, the maid brought to a Riyadh hospital back in March 2005 in a > critical condition. Miyati was suffering from gangrene to her fingers, toes > and a part of her right foot in addition to other signs of physical abuse and > was brought to hospital by her sponsor. Doctors had to amputate some of her > fingers and toes. Miyati's case was never resolved after authorities accused > her changing her allegations. > > Miyati had alleged her sponsor tied her to a sink in the bathroom and left > her there for a month and beat her up severely. Investigators questioned her > again in the absence of a legal advocate and then said she retracted her > allegations. A judge initially sentenced her to 79 lashes for making false > allegations, but later retracted the sentence. In the end, the wife of the > sponsor was lashed 35 times after admitting to beating the maid. > > Meanwhile, activists have long complained that Indonesia lags behind other > labor exporters, such as the Philippines, when it comes to protecting its > workers. > > "The death (of Komalasari) could not have come at a worse time for relations > between Indonesia and Saudi Arabia. As commentators were railing against the > Sumiati incident, the Saudi ambassador to Indonesia was summoned to the > Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a small but vocal group of protesters > gathered outside its embassy," the Jakarta Globe reported on its website on > Saturday. > > Saudi Arabia does not have a memorandum of understanding with Indonesia > regarding migrant workers. > > Problems encountered by migrant workers in other countries, like Malaysia and > Jordan, have led to frequent moratoriums on sending workers to those > countries. > > For his part, Gov. Zainul Majdi of East Nusa Tenggara, the province where > Sumaiti is from, declared his own moratorium on sending maids from his > province to Saudi Arabia. > > Comments > a.. 9 Comments > b.. Post your comment > c.. Read all > ABDUH > > Nov 22, 2010 11:51 > > Report abuse > The shame is on all Muslims in the whole wide world when the news were > transmitted worldwide through the media. The government of SA, the supposedly > custodians of the most holy cities of Mekkah & Medina must act and show the > world of their unbiased reaction towards the dastardly act done by the > Saudis. This should also apply to other middle Eastern Muslim States! Once is > just a happenstance, twice might be an accident, thrice it must be on > purpose! > UMM FATIMAH > > Nov 22, 2010 12:00 > > Report abuse > There should be a total ban on all housemaids.. And there should be a system > set up with a monitoring committee that if a family needs a housemaid, strict > qualifications apply.. There should be a need, like an elderly infirm member > of the household that needs extra care; The wife is employed and no other > means of daycare for her children; a handicapped person in the household; and > a minimum of at least 5 years of marriage before a wife can apply for a maid > (that way she can learn herself how to care for the home).. and if she has 3 > children or less, she cannot apply.. Let her take care of those children > herself.. > ROSTY > > Nov 22, 2010 12:26 > > Report abuse > shame on these Saudi citizen, treating poor people like that. It is now also > in the hands of the Saudi authorities to make here the right steps forward > and tell the Indonesian people, not all Saudis are like that. > HIDAYATULLAH > > Nov 22, 2010 12:28 > > Report abuse > I'm so sad to hear this news, why there is the woman having bad habbit like > that?I hope the arabian government can be justice for all, punish your > citizen if she guilted... > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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