Kapanlagi.com - Nia, as the domestic worker agency, finally revealed the chronology of the tension that occurred at the residence of Erin Wartia some time ago. She claimed to have made efforts to approach persuasively but received an unpleasant response.
Nia felt very confused when her good intentions to engage in dialogue ended up with her being forcibly expelled from the scene. In fact, she came to fulfill her responsibility as a bridge between the workers and the employer.
"I am just the agency, and I have come, I repeatedly said I had come in a good manner, but she refused, right? Even expelled me like that," said Nia when met in the Kemang area, South Jakarta, Thursday (4/6/2026).
1. Police Personnel Assistance

Nia, ART Distributor Erin Wartia © KapanLagi.com/Sahal Fadhli
Tension reached its peak when Nia returned to the luxurious house accompanied by police personnel. She was forced to take this step because she felt her safety and that of her workers were under threat.
"I also came with the police, and I was still kicked out, so what should I do? That's all I can do," she said.
2. The Beginning of Legal Issues

ART Distributor Erin Wartia Accompanied by Legal Counsel © KapanLagi.com/Sahal Fadhli
This legal issue arose from the breakdown of social relations between Erin and her domestic helpers. Issues of personal belongings being withheld and allegations of physical violence were the main triggers for the police report filed at the South Jakarta Police Station.
3. Deny Escape Claims

ART Agency Erin Wartia Answers Journalist's Questions © KapanLagi.com/Sahal Fadhli
Nia strongly denies the employer's claims stating that Herawati ran away or fled from home inappropriately. She emphasizes that the process of her worker's return was an official pickup due to reports of violence.
"So actually it's not fleeing, not fleeing, it's just because she was picked up. Not fleeing, okay, let me explain," she said.
4. Obligation to Protect Workers

ART Distributor Erin Wartia Clarification © KapanLagi.com/Sahal Fadhli
As an agency, Nia feels a moral obligation to protect every worker she places with clients. She feels sad to see this conflict end with a drama of eviction in front of law enforcement officers.
"As the agency, it's my responsibility to bring my workers home if they experience violence," she asserted.
5. Support Peace Efforts

ART Distributor Erin Wartia Meets Media Crew © KapanLagi.com/Sahal Fadhli
Despite feeling disappointed, Nia continues to support the peace efforts initiated by her legal advisory team. She hopes that communication, which had previously stalled, can resume through the upcoming mediation process.
6. Hope for Employers
Nia wants employers to be more aware of and respect the basic rights of domestic workers. She hopes that the labor recruitment industry will no longer be tainted by incidents that harm the dignity of workers.
(kpl/aal/rsp)
Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.