Indonesian worker abused in Malaysia sparks calls for action
Four people have been arrested in Malaysia’s southern state of Johor after videos circulating online appeared to show an Indonesian domestic worker being slapped, punched and verbally abused inside a private home. The footage has renewed concerns about the treatment of Indonesian helpers in Malaysia – where about 60,000 are registered to work in private homes – and prompted calls for Jakarta to intervene. Two sisters and their husbands, aged 30 to 34, were arrested at a house
A video showing an Indonesian domestic worker being physically and verbally abused in Malaysia has led to the arrest of four individuals. The incident, which took place in a private home in Johor, has raised concerns about the treatment of Indonesian workers in the country. About 60,000 Indonesian helpers are registered to work in Malaysian households. The suspects, two sisters and their husbands, were detained in Taman Johor. The case has intensified discussions about the need for better protection for migrant workers. Authorities in Jakarta have been urged to take action. The incident highlights ongoing issues with labor rights and abuse in the region.
It underscores the need for stronger protections for migrant workers and highlights ongoing labor rights concerns in Southeast Asia.
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