‘Nothing has changed’ says abused Hong Kong maid Erwiana


Former Indonesian maid Erwiana Sulistyaningsih (C) speaks during an event in Hong Kong on March 27, 2016. The plight of maids in Hong Kong was highlighted by the case of Indonesian maid Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, who was beaten and starved by her employer Law Wan-tung in a case that made world headlines. / AFP PHOTO / DALE DE LA REY

HONG KONG: It is just over a year since Erwiana Sulistyaningsih’s Hong Kong employer was jailed for horrific abuse of her maid in a case that made headlines around the world.

After pictures of Erwiana’s extensive injuries went viral in 2014, the young Indonesian became the face of a movement determined to force change for the army of more than 300,000 migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong.

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