From personal observations and community stories, cases like De Izam’s remind us how vital justice and support are for victims of abuse and hardship. I have seen how silence and misunderstanding around family violence can deepen the pain, especially when the affected individuals are awaiting fairness and acknowledgment. The screenshots and noted phrases around "KDRT" (domestic violence) and descriptions of harsh treatment underscore the urgent need for societal awareness and effective intervention. Stories of physical and emotional abuse, such as being hit or threatened, often go untold or misunderstood, prolonging trauma for the victims involved. Supporting victims means not only advocating for legal justice but also fostering compassion within communities. It involves listening attentively and creating safe spaces where survivors can speak openly without fear of judgment or retaliation. Reflecting on De Izam's situation brings to light the importance of collective empathy and the role each of us plays in helping bring justice and healing. By sharing stories and standing together, we honor the memory of individuals like De Izam and contribute to a stronger, more just society. Through awareness and action, we can help prevent similar injustices and ensure that those who suffer receive the support and fairness they deserve.