Jokowi Testifies He Was 'Deeply Hurt' by Disinformation Campaign Visiting Parents' Graves
President Joko Widodo testified in court that he was "deeply hurt" by a disinformation campaign that included visits to his parents' graves and claims he was not his mother's biological child. The case involves a defendant accused of forging academic credentials.
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