Family of Domestic Worker Who Died in Benhil Seeks LPSK Protection

Tempo reports on the family of a domestic worker, identified by the initial D, who has sought protection from Indonesia's Witness and Victim Protection Agency (LPSK) following her death. The family alleges intimidation and pressure from the perpetrator's side to settle the case, highlighting a common concern for vulnerable workers in Indonesia. LPSK's involvement signifies a commitment to ensuring procedural justice and psychological support for the victim's family, as well as restitution. The article details the legal proceedings, naming the employer (AVP) and two recruitment facilitators as suspects. This case brings to light the ongoing struggles faced by domestic workers in Indonesia, who often lack adequate legal protection and are susceptible to exploitation and abuse. The involvement of JALA PRT, a network advocating for domestic workers' rights, further emphasizes the systemic issues at play. The publication frames this as a critical moment for ensuring justice and preventing similar incidents.

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They are seeking protection in the form of procedural rights fulfillment, psychological assistance, and restitution.