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Justice served
Justice served: Former Indonesian domestic helper Erwiana Sulistyaningsih (center) prepares to speak to the press in front of the district court following the sentencing of her former employer, Law Wan-tung, in Hong Kong on Friday
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Justice served: Former Indonesian domestic helper Erwiana Sulistyaningsih (center) prepares to speak to the press in front of the district court following the sentencing of her former employer, Law Wan-tung, in Hong Kong on Friday. Law was jailed for six years on Friday for beating and starving Erwiana and keeping her prisoner, as the judge called for action over laws that leave domestic workers exposed to abuse. (AFP/Anthony Wallace) (center) prepares to speak to the press in front of the district court following the sentencing of her former employer, Law Wan-tung, in Hong Kong on Friday. Law was jailed for six years on Friday for beating and starving Erwiana and keeping her prisoner, as the judge called for action over laws that leave domestic workers exposed to abuse. (AFP/Anthony Wallace)
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span class="caption">Justice served: Former Indonesian domestic helper Erwiana Sulistyaningsih (center) prepares to speak to the press in front of the district court following the sentencing of her former employer, Law Wan-tung, in Hong Kong on Friday. Law was jailed for six years on Friday for beating and starving Erwiana and keeping her prisoner, as the judge called for action over laws that leave domestic workers exposed to abuse. (AFP/Anthony Wallace)
