Former Ombudsman Chief Denies Receiving Money, Seeks Acquittal
The former Chief of Indonesia's Ombudsman has pleaded not guilty in court, denying allegations of bribery. Prosecutors accuse him of receiving money in connection with his official duties, a charge he vehemently refutes.
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