180 charged under Anti-trafficking in Persons Act
Posted by tunabdulrazak in Indonesian Workers on January 31, 2010
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He said 10 of them had been convicted while the other cases were ongoing.
The act provides for a maximum jail term of 20 years or a fine of up to RM500,000, or both, upon conviction, he told reporters after delivering a briefing for officers and staff of departments and agencies under the ministry,
here last night.
Mahmood said the act would be amended from time to time to plug any loophole.
Asked about the inflow of foreigners who carried the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) card, he said the matter would be handled prudently.
He said the Immigration Department and the UNHCR had discussed the question of issuing a special card to those confirmed as refugees.
However, he said, Malaysia only extended sympathy to but did not recognise the estimated 45,000 refugees in the country.
“They cannot take up permanent employment in the country but are allowed to have temporary jobs,” he said.
What about Adlim GA Mideh, Rep of West Kalimantan Governor DRS Cornelius.
He is a comfirmed, Human Trafficker, Kidnapper!!!
About 20,000 illegal immigrants in Sarawak
Posted by tunabdulrazak in Indonesian Workers, Uncategorized on January 17, 2010
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KUCHING: Some 20,000 illegal immigrants are believed to be stranded or working illegally in the State, says Director of Immigration Datu Robert Lian.
“They are either overstaying because they want to make a living or because they have entered the State illegally,” Robert said at the sidelines of the PEMANDU Open Day at Borneo Convention Centre Kuching here yesterday.
He said that illegal immigrants from Indonesia, Pakistan, India and China formed the majority of those found to be overstaying.
“The number of illegal immigrants from China, mostly women involved in the flesh trade, seems to be getting more each time,” he added.
He also said that Sarawak had been the target of foreigners because locals did not seem to take up jobs deemed too paltry. “If locals can take up the jobs, employers would not have to resolve to employing illegal immigrants.
“But be warned, tough action will be taken against employers who knowingly employ illegal immigrants in a bid to avoid paying the levies.”
On the border fencing issue, Robert said that it would not deter people from coming as, in many cases, most of them came with legal documents. “It is only later on when we carry out operations in the work and public places that they are found to be overstaying, and in some cases, without proper documents as they have discarded them.”
QCA 7324 driven by the Alim GA Mideh, Liason Officer to DRS Cornelius, the governor of West Kalimantan has contributed in a big way to the growing population of illegal indonesians.
Many desperate Kuchingnites have been conned by him only to be accused of blackmail and extortion when pressed for payment.
The iroony is this racist Bidayuh from Serikin do not even have balls to lodged a Police Report and have brought shame to many fellow Bidayuhs.
It is not only shame, after all birds of the same features flock together and this means his circle of friends who are senior civil servants, political leaders are looked at with the same eye and i rather keep my distance than to be cheated again.
Viet women trafficked to Malaysia
Posted by tunabdulrazak in Dayakism, Indonesian Workers, Jagoi Serikin on December 18, 2009
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Track QCA 7324 driven by the Liason Officer to DRS Cornelius, the governor of West Kalimantan.
You can rent a wife for 3 months or get a maid without permit just by calling this numbers:
1. 0138374178
2. 0178086561
3. 0149908651
A word of caution thought, this Bidayuh from Bau may cheat your money by kidnapping the maid and recycling the maid.
If you chase for return of the money, he will accuse you of blackmail and extortion.
HANOI – A syndicate here got rich by trafficking Vietnamese women to Malaysia and other Asian countries.
The alleged traffickers received US$500 (RM1,700) for each woman they sent abroad and an additional $1,000 (RM3,400) for each one that found a foreign husband.
The trafficking ring was uncovered late last year in Ho Chi Minh City when police detained its alleged leader, Nguyen Thi Ngoc Yen, 53, and three of her associates after they helped a woman check in for a flight to Malaysia.
Four to face the courts
Four people will be prosecuted for trafficking 400 women overseas, mainly to Malaysia, police said here on Friday. Some of the women were sent to Singapore, Taiwan and South Korea.
About 80 women found husbands in Malaysia while 223 returned home to Vietnam.
The whereabouts of nearly 100 others remain unknown, according to a provincial police officer. Some, he said, may have been forced into prostitution.
Most of the trafficked women were said to be from Tay Ninh and other Mekong Delta provinces, he said.
Home Ministry probes human trafficking ring
Posted by tunabdulrazak in Indonesian Workers on December 5, 2009
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ONE government officer has been taken to court for trafficking in Myanmar refugees, Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said yesterday. He said the ministry is investigating the issue which has been cited as one of the main reasons for Malaysia being blacklisted by the US State Department in its Trafficking in Persons Report this year. Malaysia and 16 other countries were placed on Tier 3 of the report which analysed efforts taken to combat human trafficking in 173 countries.
In a written reply to Lim Lip Eng (DAP-Segambut), Hishammuddin said the government officer was among the 39 human trafficking cases prosecuted so far.
He said since the Anti-Human Trafficking Act was enforced in February last year, 88 people have been arrested and five were charged and convicted. Other efforts to tackle the problem include a five-year National Anti-Human Trafficking Strategic Action Plan; setting up more shelters for victims, especially in Sabah and Sarawak, including one shelter for male victims; working with Australia, United States and the Netherlands to carry out awareness programmes for enforcement officers and improving the cooperation network in neighbouring and sender countries. “The Myanmar refugee problem is not something that can be handled by Malaysia alone because this is a regional and international problem. “This issue has to be dealt with carefully by rectifying the root cause.”
He said the Attorney-General’s Chambers was reviewing the act to resolve any ambiguity and to study whether human smuggling should be included in the law.
Related news: nabbed for human trafficking & Akta antiseludup orang dipinda?
Trafficking Indonesians from Kalimantan and Harbouring Illegal Immigrations
Posted by tunabdulrazak in Indonesian Workers on November 27, 2009
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You leave us with no choice, but to either let you cheat our money or report you after giving you all chances. Your responsibility is to produce Kim Moi! Failing which you have to make good the money paid to you.
Our rebutal and reply to Alim GA Mideh aka Swiss
Saga Peras Ugut 1 (Black Mail Saga 1)
Saga Peras Ugut 2 (Black Mail Saga 2)
Saga Peras Ugut 3 (Black Mail Saga 3)
Saga Peras Ugut 4 (Black Mail Saga 4) – (Not free and not picking up phone! They are two different matter. An appointment kept must be honoured! I do not sit in house the whole day waiting for some one who have not been keeping time the last few appointments over return of the money.
Only when we contact Salam and Spencer did you attempt to contact us and that is after waiting for your more than 5 hours and after numerous calls were not answered. If we had not called the above, we wonder you will call back or keep your appointment.)
Tell your stories to the authorities. Extortion is a serious offence.
Produce Kim Moi and the true picture will evolve. If not, you are covering your ass by alleging Extortion, but in actual fact you are abetting with a syndicate specialising in:
1. Smuggling Indonesians
2. Trafficking Indonesians
3. Operating Indonesian Wife For Hire Racket
4. Harbouring an illegal immigrant in Kim Moi and those brought over with your Proton QCA7XXX and held in transit by Kim Moi.
5. Operating a racket supplying illegal maids and kidnapping it for recycling.
Will download all SMS you message to my Hand Phone in due course.
Remember at 7:30 pm on 13th August, 2009 at a meeting as proposed by you (at 3rd Mile Bazaar), you promise to bring Kim Moi along to meet the next day? Why is this not fulfilled?
Remember last message … “Okay tomorrow morning I SMS you and we sort it out” … that is base on your offer that Kim Moi will pawn her Gold and settle fees she and you promise to refund.
(I even agreed and offerred to accept refund in instalment knowing it will be another hassle come collecting the next refund base on your recent habit of not taking calls and keepings agreed time of appointment or you conveniently disappear to Kalimantan. Re: Few days prior to SDGA Dinner. If not for this dinner, I do not know how long you will disappear in Kalimantan).
On Kim Moi’s instruction (maid who was kidnapped) from M/S Sim Pei Pei of 016 887 2277 on Kim Moi’s instruction was returned according to what Indon Consulate Wanted (and KIM MOI as you know is on wanted list of the Indonesian Consulate).
Kim Moi of course denied it but the irony is you are hiding her when issue can be resolved by getting all parties to meet which you and Kim Moi is avoiding.
Contact of Sim Pei Pei is as follows:
No 232, Lorong 2
Arang Road,
Kuching.
Hand Phone: 016 887 2277
Vehicles Owned:
QAD 232
QKD 834
QAF 2237
QAR 232
(I just wonder how people making a living off the misery of the less fortunate can live in luxury. Other vehicle owned by Sim Pei Pei is BMW X5 – Number unknown)
There is no need for me to tell what Kim Moi said happen to the money. If you are a man, bring Kim Moi out and talk.
But, you did not even respond to calls the next day and only responded when I call the other organisers of Borneo Safari?
But than off late you have been avoiding calls on this issue and refusing to keep your appointment. It is either you are buying time or you are plain irresponsible and unreliable.
Should the Ministry under William Mawan endorse an event that is organised by a person who is involved in Human Trafficking including driving across border and picking up Indonesians without going through Malaysian Immigration?
Wondering what happen to all the posting on William Mawan where you otracise BN Politicians, especially the Dayaks. At this blog! 
Smart but not smart.
Home Ministry have requested a report be lodged agaisnt you the driver of QCA 7XXX. (Want full number?)
Remember out of curiosity, I followed you to the border and across CIQ Complex where you Pick up an Indonesian Woman and drive back to Kuching without going through Immigration clearance.
Remember you anxiously call me asking me to arrange meeting with an agent to get your’s and Kim Moi’s girls as Office Cleaners? That agent with the grace of god happen to be Sim Pei Pei who herself is a maid and general worker supplier.
Remember in same conversation you and 3 other Indonesian Woman (Kim Moi included) tell me you have Indonesian Wife’s for hire?
What happen to Kim Moi’s phone 014 9908 651. Hmmm 651? Number sounds familiar. Looks like a syndicate with office in Kalimantan.
Is Kim Moi still at:
Lorong 12 Tabuan Dayak Longhouse
Last House Back Round
(Base on what you say)
If there is not Crime and you come clean, there is no need to explain. And Kim Moi will not disappear in thin air and you mysteriously know how to contact Kim Moi when necessary, but do not know where she is when confronted by the person you are alleging.
For sure Home Ministry will be interested to know more.
Malaysia Blacklist on Human Trafficking
We challenge Alim GA Mideh aka Swiss to lodge a Police Report base on his allegation as posted at Borneo Safari and http://tunabdulrazak.wordpress.com.
For the record Paul Igai may be interested to know that the money in dispute paid in good faith and in cash (on the understanding that further sum willl be paid to Alim to arrange for work permit and visa upon satisfactory probation of the maid supplied) at a Coffeeshop at Hui Sing Garden belongs to a member of SPDP. Alim aka Swiss was introduced to the member and in that encounter Alim aka Swiss have introduced himself as a supplier of Indonesian Maids with strong connections to the Governor of West Kalimantan and contacts in Immigration Department especially at CIQ Complexes at the border. Writer have taken a casual trip across the border with Alim where he have drive across Immigration checkpoint and return after picking up an Indonesian who he claim as his partner and return to Malaysia with the Indonesian Partner without having to go through Immigration clearance.
Till date after subtly requesting for replacement or refund a sum of RM1,000 remains outstanding and hence the allegation of extortion.
The public is kindly advised that Swiss, our former administrator, is no longer with The Safari. Please contact only SDNU Hqs for all correspondences, information and payments.
Swiss is also now no longer the Liason Officer of Pak Cornelis, Governor West Kalimantan with immediate effect. His Excellency has just accepted the decision.
All information and enquiries will have to go to Kantor Gubernur, Pontianak, direct.
I have been patient. Have you been responsible and kept your appoinments? I know you need to make a living. But an outstanding matter have to be resolved!
Your behaviour and attitude is poor especially in keeping appointments made by you. Why? But is reverse when they is money to be collected (when you will happily call and chase for money few time a day).
Re: Kim Moi’s version of who use the money (you yourself should know)
I have accepted part payments and we do not have to as.
Indonesian maid wins case against employer
Posted by tunabdulrazak in TKI/TKW on November 19, 2009
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A liaison officer for Kalbar governor Drs Cornelis MH, Alim Mideh, represented Disnawati during the case.
Though you resigned. Where is our money!
When met yesterday, Alim said Disnawati’s case was one of the many cases of Indonesian workers being mistreated in the state.
Oh sure. What about the many cases where you delivered the maid and kidnapped the maid with Kim Moi.
Where is our money?
He added that the case was only the third he helped to solve this year, although he believed many more were suffering in silence especially those who work illegally.
Sure ka. Your service free meh? Or you recycle them as Wife for hire?
“If they have any problems, they can come to me or contact the Indonesian Consul General’s office or report to the authorities including the police.
Oh contact Police. Have you reported to the Police that we blackmail you fir cheating us or extort you for asking for return on money that you kidnapped?
“The Indonesians working here must have valid permit, and must be paid by employers for work done as stated by the Labour Law.
“However, most of them are being made to work long hours and underpaid, or not even paid their salaries,” he said.
Oh sure. Do not be a hypocrite. You supplied us maid without permit and the first you took back without paying back the money and recylced her to Datuk Daniel Tajam. But Datuk Daniel Tajem is smart and did not pay you.
On Disnawati’s case, he said she was unlawfully sacked by her employer after returning from Gawai holidays in her village.
Sure ka. You crook sure know the law. Did you become rich with our money? You have disgraced Bidayuhs and I have since change my perception towards your community because of you.
He pointed out that Disnawati, the fourth among seven siblings, had earlier requested for an extension of leave to be with her sick father but this was denied by the employer.
“When she came back, she was told that her services were not needed anymore and asked to clear her belongings. This is unfair for someone who is earning low wage and coming from far,” he said, adding that he was happy with the court verdict.
Disnawati, meanwhile, said she was grateful for the help rendered by Alim.
Yup I bet you let him fuck you.
She hoped other Indonesians mistreated by their employers would turn to authorities for help.
SC enters into largest settlement in history
Posted by tunabdulrazak in Dayakism on November 13, 2009
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Alim GA Mideh is not called Swissserikin for no reason. He have conned a lot of ignorant natives in Serikin to join Swiss Cash with promise of becoming millionaires the quick way.
To do that he will use and drop the names of VIPS to impress the naive.
I am surprised as a Standard Chartered Bank Officer, he can be so naive that Swiss Cash is legitimate. A Bank Officer usually know the Law regarding to investment of this nature.
We do not even have to think far why he end up as a smuggler and human trafficker.
Birds of the same feather folk together. Those he hang around with, include Senior Government Officials and aspiring politicians in PKR and BN.
You imagine the level of intelligence they have.
KUALA LUMPUR – The Securities Commission (SC) has entered into the largest settlement in its history, involving some RM31mil, which will be returned to investors, said chairman Zarinah Anwar.
The highest settlement, prior to this is the Bernas Insider Trading case, amounting to RM2mil, which was also distributed to investors.
The milestone payout, made possible following a consent judgment entered with two Swisscash investment scam defendants, will be used to restitute eligible investors who incurred losses from the scam.
3,000 complaints – so far
So far, some 3,000 people have lodged reports with the SC, mainly from Malaysia and other parts of the world, alleging losses in the scheme, she told a press conference today.
The SC said the judgment for US$83mil (RM290mil) was the amount mentioned in the suit the SC filed against Albert Lee Kee Sien, Kevin Choo Mun Hoe and Amir Hassan.
The SC entered into consent judgment with Albert Lee and Amir Hassan on Nov 6, under which they agreed to pay the SC a sum in excess of RM30mil, which will used to compensate investors.
“Investigations indicate they are the mastermind and the people behind the scheme,” said Zarinah.
Around RM290mil put up
The evidence the SC gathered during investigations indicated there was possibly up to US$83mil in total investments made by investors.
“So, when we applied to the court for judgment at that time, we quoted the maximum investments made. If we had been successful in repatriating all the money we had traced overseas, the figure would have been close to the RM31mil settlement amount,” said the SC in a statement.
Zarinah said the judgment marked the culmination of three years of intensive efforts by the SC in pursuing the perpetrators of the Swisscash scam involving cross-border investigations, spanning seven countries and cooperation from foreign regulators.
She said the restitution will be carried out based on a court-approved distribution plan. Once the court’s approval has been obtained, an SC-appointed administrator will manage processing of the claims.
Settlement by next year at earliest
“The earliest we can do it is early next year,” she said, adding that 80% of the scam victims were professionals.
To be eligible for the restitution, investors must produce documentary proof of their principle investments, she said.
Investors, who were also recruiters or upliners in the scheme, would not be eligible, she said.
Zarinah said the SC will soon publish a notice setting out the process for Swisscash investors who have yet to register their claims. – Bernama
Illegal Indonesian Workers
Posted by tunabdulrazak in Indonesian Workers on November 9, 2009
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KUCHING: More than 170 foreigners were roped in by the Immigration Department here early yesterday morning.
The detainees, all Indone-sians, were rounded up from their “rumah kongsi” or workers’ quarters at two different locations at Jalan Penrissen.
All of them, 164 men and 13 women, were given the wake-up call at 1.40 am by 78 Immigration enforcement officers from Kuching and Semuja Camps.
They are now detained under the Immigration Act for further investigation.
Kadir Sapian from the Department’s Communica-tions and Corporate Services Unit, who disclosed this yesterday, said that the detainees were suspected of breaching the Immigration Act 1959/63 Amendment 2002 and Immigration Regulations 1963.
“This success was due to the information given by the public.
“All those arrested will be charged if we have sufficient evidence against them.”
“The department would like to thank the public for their continuous support and the information that led to the arrest of the immigrants.”
Call Alim GA Mideh, he will hijack those deported and send it back to you via his car QCA 7324.
Tel Contact: 013-8374178 or 017
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