Hong Kong police to interview 'tortured' maid


Indonesian Erwiana Sulistyaningsih rests at a hospital in Sragen on January 15, 2013. An Indonesian maid allegedly tortured in Hong Kong hopes to return to the city to help in the investigation against her employer, an official said on January 15, as more details of her alleged mistreatment emerged. AFP PHOTO

Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, a 22-year-old former domestic helper, was reportedly left unable to walk after eight months of alleged abuse at the hands of the employer. She was admitted to an Indonesian hospital in critical condition after returning home last week.

Domestic workers took to the streets of Hong Kong in support of Erwiana Thursday, and demanded better protection for the city's hundreds of thousands of foreign helpers.

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