遺族、殺人容疑で告訴状提出　スリランカ女性死亡―名古屋

　名古屋出入国在留管理局の施設で３月、スリランカ人女性ウィシュマ・サンダマリさん＝当時（３３）＝が死亡した問題で、遺族が９日、同管理局の当時の局長や看守らに対する殺人容疑での告訴状を名古屋地検に提出した。
　告訴したのは、妹のワヨミさん（２９）とポールニマさん（２７）。
　告訴状によると、ウィシュマさんは遅くとも１月中旬ごろから、嘔吐（おうと）や食欲不振などの体調不良を訴え、外部の病院での治療などを求めていたが、３月６日に死亡した。
　遺族側は、当時の局長らには生存を維持するために適切な医療を与え、ウィシュマさんを保護する責任と義務があったが、これを怠ったと主張。「死んでも構わない」という未必の故意があり、殺人罪に当たると訴えている。（2021/11/09-21:05）

Family members of a Sri Lankan woman who died at a detention facility in Nagoya, central Japan, in March, have filed a criminal complaint accusing senior officials of the facility of murdering the woman, Wishma Sandamali, then 33.
   Her sisters--Wayomi, 29, and Poornima, 27--filed the complaint with the Nagoya District Public Prosecutors Office on Tuesday.
   According to the complaint, Wishma began complaining of ill health such as vomiting and loss of appetite as late as mid-January while being detained at the Nagoya Regional Immigration Services Bureau. She was asking for treatment at an outside hospital but died on March 6.
   The family members claim that the officials, including the then head of the bureau and guards at the facility, run by the Immigration Services Agency of Japan, neglected to fulfill their responsibility and obligations to give Wishma proper medical care to protect her life.
   They accused the officials of committing murder through willful negligence based on the thinking that they did not care if she died.