Aiman Witjaksono Absent from Dr. Tifa's Trial, States Journalistic Products Are Not Criminal Evidence
Journalist Aiman Witjaksono was absent from the trial of Dr. Tifa, asserting that journalistic products cannot be considered criminal evidence. This statement has sparked debate regarding press freedom and the handling of evidence in judicial proceedings.
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