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TKI Executed Without Notification

Tuesday, November 13, 2018

AN Indonesian migrant worker (TKI), Tuti Tursilawati, was executed by the government of Saudi Arabia on Monday two weeks ago.

A protest against the executin of Tuti Tursilawati at the Saudi Arabia embassy in Jakarta, November 2. -TEMPO/M Taufan Rengganis. tempo : 173225851141.

President Joko Widodo deplored the move of the Saudi government for failing to notify the Indonesian government as well as Tuti’s family in advance. “We regret it. There was no notification,” said Joko Widodo on Wednesday two weeks ago.

The government asked Indonesian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Agus Maftuh Abegebriel to convey a protest to the Saudi Arabia government. The government also summoned Saudi Arabian Ambassador in Ja

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