Had Become A Prostitute In Dubai, Ida Finally Restricted With Her Family In Cianjur

The attorney for the victims of TPPO Cianjur, West Java, Salatudin Gayo (most right) accompanied his family to pick up migrant workers from Cianjur, Ida (38) at Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Wednesday (16/8/2023). (ANTARA

CIANJUR - Migrant workers from Cianjur Regency, West Java, Ida (38), a victim of a criminal act of trafficking in persons (TPPO) have finally been returned to their homeland after being a witness in a court in Dubai. Ida's attorney, Salatudin Gayo, said that his client, who was made a commercial sex worker (CSW) in Dubai, was finally sent back to his homeland today. Currently in the pick-up with family, BNP2MI and the police at Soekarno-Hatta Airport. "The news of Ida's return was received by the family last Tuesday, departing from Dubai on Wednesday morning and it is estimated that by night she had arrived in Cianjur, Ida returned home with another migrant worker from Banten," he said when contacted, Antara, Wednesday, August 16 evening. The family participated in the pick-up feeling happy that Ida was finally able to reunite with her child and husband in Cianjur, while the case was expected to continue with the Cianjur Police, so that there were no other victims in Cianjur. BP2MI Secretary, Rinardi, confirmed the news of Ida's return with another migrant worker, Ida was flown from Dubai transiting at Colombo International Airport, Srilangka before continuing her trip to Indonesia. "The team from BNP2MI will pick them up with their families at Soekarno-Hatta Airport," he said. Meanwhile, Kasatreskrim Cianjur Police, Iptu Tono Listianto, said that after returning to Cianjur, Ida would undergo an examination as a witness as well as a victim of TIP by four suspects who are currently in the custody of the Cianjur Police.

"After returning to Cianjur, we will ask for information from Ida regarding the TIP case that happened to him. Then we will develop the case, in order to arrest other suspects who are currently on the wanted list (DPO)," he said.