This is the Reason Rossa Reports Several Netizens for Alleged Defamation

"I think 'That's true'. My child will grow up, our children will all grow up too. We must not let things like this become the norm. That disparaging others is okay, 'this is my social media'," said Rossa when met at the Criminal Investigation Agency of the National Police, Friday (17/4/2026).

Rossa also emphasized that everyone indeed has the freedom on their personal account. However, this freedom does not apply if it involves misusing and harming the reputation of others.

She feels it is necessary to voice this issue because she has a platform and a voice that can be heard by many. "But it uses someone else's name. If you want to tarnish your own name, go ahead. But this is someone else's name," she explained.

In addition, Rossa likened the impact of slander to the fate of small entrepreneurs or MSMEs. She feels saddened to imagine if a small business could be destroyed just because of false reviews or slander intentionally spread by competitors.

She hopes that her actions can serve as a defense for those who do not have a vocal strength like hers to fight against injustice. "Coincidentally, I have a voice, yes, I can speak for many people. Although people might think, 'Why does it have to be like that?'. But my friends and I think that we are all adults now, so we should behave like adults," she said again.

Rossa hopes that the legal steps she is taking can serve as a reminder for the public to stop engaging in digital bullying. She wants everyone to benefit from social media, not to become victims instead.

"What we are doing is not just for ourselves, but hopefully this can be beneficial for many people," Rossa concluded.