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Self-Defense Regarding the Use of Safeea Ahmad's Photo, Lita Gading: It's a Beautiful Photo

Self-Defense Regarding the Use of Safeea Ahmad's Photo, Lita Gading: It's a Beautiful Photo

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Self-Defense Regarding the Use of Safeea Ahmad's Photo, Lita Gading: It's a Beautiful Photo

In the midst of the heated feud with Ahmad Dhani, psychologist Lita Gading provides a sharp defense regarding her methodology in analyzing issues related to Safeea Ahmad. She specifically highlights the use of the photo of Mulan Jameela's daughter, which she believes has already entered the public domain and is crucial for educational purposes.

The threat of a police report from Ahmad Dhani does not intimidate Lita Gading. On the contrary, she questions the basis of the bullying allegations directed at her, especially since she feels she is merely analyzing a phenomenon that has already gone viral in society.

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According to Lita, to provide effective education to the public, the material discussed must be presented clearly and brightly. She also made a strong comparison regarding what kind of content is appropriate and inappropriate to display.

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"In fact, if you want to educate the public, you must clearly show which photos or parts are being bullied, except for accidents or violence where there are wounds and blood that need to be blurred. This is a beautiful photo? That is circulating on all platforms, it's no secret anymore!" Lita Gading explained when contacted by the media crew on Thursday (10/7/2025).

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For her, the photo of Safeea that she used is a "beautiful photo" that has been widely circulated, not graphic content such as accidents or violence that ethically must be obscured or blurred.

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Furthermore, this 54-year-old woman emphasized that the photo is not her personal property or exclusively her own shot. She stated that the photo has already become public property and she is only using it as case study material."It's public domain unless I took the photo! This is a photo sent by netizens via DM that is widely circulated," she added.

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Lita Gading is surprised that her actions as an expert analyzing a viral photo are considered a violation. She implied a greater concern regarding the freedom of experts to voice their opinions in this country.

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"If an expert is considered bullying for posting a photo that is already circulating and viral, where is this country headed?" she asked with a concerned tone.

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In the end, Lita reiterated that her intention is purely for psychoeducation. The use of the photo, according to her, is an inseparable part of the effort to combat real bullying by providing a comprehensive understanding to the community.