Malaysian shooting Incident Sparks Condemnation and Calls for Justice
Table of Contents
- 1. Malaysian shooting Incident Sparks Condemnation and Calls for Justice
- 2. How does the Indonesian government plan to ensure accountability for the Malaysian officers involved in the shooting?
- 3. Indonesian Migrant Worker Shooting: A Conversation with Wamen Christina Aryani
- 4. Wamen Christina Aryani, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Can you please provide more details about the incident that occurred on January 24th?
“Your welcome. It’s a deeply concerning situation. At 3:00 am Malaysian time, five Indonesian migrant workers were shot by officers from the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (APMM) at Tanjung Rhu waters. Sadly, one worker lost their life, and another is in critical condition. Three more are hospitalized in Selangor. This event has deeply saddened and angered us, both from a humanitarian standpoint and for the blatant disregard for human life it represents.”
How is the Indonesian government responding to this incident?
- 5. What support is being provided to the victims and their families?
- 6. What steps are being taken to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future?
- 7. What message do you have for the Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia?
- 8. This tragic incident has highlighted a much bigger issue concerning the treatment of migrant workers. What changes do you hope to see implemented to ensure their safety and well-being, both locally and internationally?
A shocking incident has cast a dark shadow over the well-being of Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia. On January 24, 2025, at 3:00 am Malaysian time, five Indonesian workers were shot by officers from the malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (APMM)
The incident, which occurred at the Tanjung Rhu waters, resulted in one fatality and left another worker in critical condition. three others are currently receiving treatment in several Selangor hospitals.
“The Ministry of Protection of Indonesian migrant Workers urges the Malaysian government to immediately investigate this incident and take firm action against APMM patrol officers if they are proven to have committed acts involving excessive use of force,” stated Deputy Minister of Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers Christina aryani during a press conference.
The ministry has expressed its profound condemnation of the alleged excessive force used by the APMM, reaffirming their commitment to ensuring that the injured victims receive adequate medical care and support for their families.
“Currently, KemenP2MI is tracing the origin of the victims so that assistance can be carried out optimally,”
explained Wamen Christina, highlighting the ministry’s dedication to providing comprehensive assistance.
Concerned authorities have taken swift action in response to the incident. The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Police Attaché at the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur are working tirelessly to provide consular access to the injured workers. Additionally, Deputy Minister Aryani has announced plans to meet with Malaysian officials to discuss preventative measures aimed at avoiding such tragedies in the future.
The upcoming meeting will also focus on establishing a humane mechanism for handling non-procedural migrant workers in accordance with international human rights standards. Deputy Minister Aryani emphasized the government’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding the rights and well-being of Indonesian workers abroad.
How does the Indonesian government plan to ensure accountability for the Malaysian officers involved in the shooting?
Indonesian Migrant Worker Shooting: A Conversation with Wamen Christina Aryani
A tragic shooting incident involving Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia has sparked international condemnation.We spoke with Wamen christina Aryani, Deputy Minister of Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers, to discuss the incident, its implications, and the steps being taken to ensure justice and prevent future tragedies.
