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Walk free: Ervani Emi Handayani (right), 29, hugs one of a number of neighbors who have provided her with continued moral support, after a trial at the Bantul district court on Monday
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Walk free: Ervani Emi Handayani (right), 29, hugs one of a number of neighbors who have provided her with continued moral support, after a trial at the Bantul district court on Monday. In the trial, the courtâs panel of judges decided that Ervani was not guilty of making defamatory statements via her Facebook account. (JP/Slamet Susanto) (right), 29, hugs one of a number of neighbors who have provided her with continued moral support, after a trial at the Bantul district court on Monday. In the trial, the courtâs panel of judges decided that Ervani was not guilty of making defamatory statements via her Facebook account. (JP/Slamet Susanto)
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span class="caption">Walk free: Ervani Emi Handayani (right), 29, hugs one of a number of neighbors who have provided her with continued moral support, after a trial at the Bantul district court on Monday. In the trial, the court's panel of judges decided that Ervani was not guilty of making defamatory statements via her Facebook account. (JP/Slamet Susanto)
