President Jokowi Arrives at East Jakarta Court, Claims to Bring Diploma
Indonesian President Joko Widodo arrived at the East Jakarta District Court, stating he brought his diploma. His arrival and statement regarding the diploma are seen as a response to ongoing discussions about his educational background.
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