3 Hopes of Yunita Lestari for Daus Mini After Reporting to the National Commission for Child Protection

Kapanlagi.com - The conflict between Yunita Lestari and Daus Mini's wife, Shelvie Hana Wijaya, who wants proof of her husband's child with the initials IHF through a DNA test, has a long aftermath. Yunita reported this matter to the National Commission for Child Protection (Komnas Anak).

Her visit was in order to consult with the Chairman of the National Commission for Child Protection, Arist Merdeka Sirait. Before deciding to go there, Yunita apparently sought advice from her former manager, Zandre Badak.

Yunita's visit to the National Commission for Child Protection was apparently based on Zandre's advice. Apparently, Zandre, the man who is the Chairman of Celebrity Police and also the Secretary General of the National Movement of Police Friends of Children (Gernas Polsana), also serves as the Coordinator of the Media Center of the National Commission for Child Protection.

1. 3 Points Expected by Yunita

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From the story conveyed by Yunita, Zandre summarized Yunita's desires for her child. There are 3 points of hope that Yunita wants in the current situation.

"First, Yunita wants access to WhatsApp and social media such as Instagram, Line, and others between Daus Mini and their child to be reopened, considering there is no trace of a child, only the trace of an ex-wife. No matter what, a child will always be a child, until the world collapses, nothing can prevent a child from meeting their parents," said Zandre over the phone on Sunday (28/2).

2. Demanding an Apology

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Secondly, Zandre said that Yunita wants Daus Mini to defend what his wife has done, as her blood relation is already in doubt and she wants to request proof by conducting a DNA test, which will certainly have an impact on the psychological well-being of their child in the future.

"Thirdly, Yunita wants an apology from Selvy Hana for the statement about conducting a DNA test on the child, as it has hurt the child and had an impact on their psychology. Every time the child wakes up, they always ask when they will go to the hospital for the DNA test, and it can cause trauma," Zandre concluded.

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