‘Like in hell’: Malaysia condemned over deaths of 149 Indonesian detainees https://t.co/D5Cf8h82wN

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) June 28, 2022

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— simonthong aka kitty poo (@KittyPo80176717) June 29, 2022

This report by Indonesian migrant rights NGO got that figure from Malaysia’s own data provided by the embassy in Jakarta.

2,191 Indonesians were deported from last year. The testimony in the report came from 94 of them, including 10 children.

— Hadi Azmi (@amerhadiazmi) June 28, 2022

Malaysiakini recently reported similar ordeal from the experience of several Chinese nationals, on how their skins are marked and still itches months after leaving detention.https://t.co/AprH7QFn3t

— Hadi Azmi (@amerhadiazmi) June 28, 2022

Activists said that it is easy for Malaysia to provide clean water and humane living conditions but chose “dramatic” actions instead to deter them from coming.

“They create these conditions to create terror, so when the detainees are released they will go back and tell others.”

— Hadi Azmi (@amerhadiazmi) June 28, 2022

The title of the report came from one female detainee’s words:

“There were two hells: one in the afterlife, the other in this world, at the temporary detention centres in Sabah.”

You can read the the full report here: https://t.co/o3H1xY2L6U

— Hadi Azmi (@amerhadiazmi) June 28, 2022