Kamis 27 Apr 2017 21:59 WIB

Police may ask red notice against Steven who insult TGB: Observer

Rep: Sri Handayani/ Red: Reiny Dwinanda
After scolding Tuan Guru Bajang with harsh and racial statement at Changi International Airport, Singapore, Steven Hadisuryo Sulistyo made a letter of apology and published it in national media for three consecutive days starting Thursday, April 9.
Foto: republika
After scolding Tuan Guru Bajang with harsh and racial statement at Changi International Airport, Singapore, Steven Hadisuryo Sulistyo made a letter of apology and published it in national media for three consecutive days starting Thursday, April 9.

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – A law observer of Indonesian Islamic University (UII)  Mudzakir said the police might include Steven Hadisurya Sulistyo, a young man wo insult West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Governor TGH Muhammad Zainul Majdi (TGB), to the wanted list as he tried to leave the country. It would be better if police ask the Interpol to issue red notice against him as an international fugitive network.

“When we look at the case, I think it is better to give red notice as international community had the same concern to discrimination and human right violation,” said Mudzakir when contacted by Republika.co.id on Thursday (April 27).

Also read: Police to process report against Djelantik over comment on TGB case

Mudzakir said that the insult was not only related to personal. Steven had insulted a nation and a society’s group in Indonesia. Within that context, the insult categorized as a violation to constitution. In the international context, the insult was a violation to human right.

Also read: Steven is not arrested, Police: The incident happened abroad

He regretted that the police did not prevent him for getting away. He said it should be predicted from the beginning.

Based on the data of NTB Provincial Police, Steven went away to Singapore by plane. The immigration office was late to prevent him from getting away.

Advertisement
Berita Lainnya
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement