[WEBINAR] Indonesia Personal Data Protection Law — One Year On

The Personal Data Protection Law (PDP Law) came into effect in Indonesia on 17 October 2022. After 15 months, what has the reception been to the PDP Law on the ground? Are businesses caught by this law adjusting well so that they would be ready when enforcement commences later in 2024?

The Asian Business Law Institute returns to examine the PDP Law following warm reception to previous sessions held in January 2022 and February 2023. This time, the webinar is expected to cover, among others, the following:

· A quick refresher of the key obligations under the PDP Law;

· Developments involving the PDP Law during the intervening period, such as the supporting infrastructure (e.g., enforcement authority), court judgments rendered, etc.;

· key takeaways from the (draft) implementing regulations of the PDP Law; and

· Compliance pain points and strategies (such as sectoral regulations, interoperability, etc.), and the road ahead for implementation.

The session is also expected to mention general developments relating to the digital economy in Indonesia.

When is this webinar scheduled?

This webinar will take place from 3pm to 4:10pm (Singapore time) on Wednesday, 21 February 2024.

Please be mindful of time difference if you are joining from outside of Singapore.

Who will be speaking at this webinar?

Danny Kobrata (Jakarta, Indonesia)

Partner Corporate & Technology, K&K Advocates

Danny leads the Corporate & Technology Team at K&K Advocates, overseeing the corporate, commercial IP, and TMT practice groups. Over the years, Danny has advised domestic and international clients on various TMT matters, including privacy, cybersecurity, e-commerce, advertising and telecommunication. Danny has also been involved in the formulation of various IT laws in Indonesia.

Among the trailblazers in Indonesian TMT law, Danny has advised clients from different industries, including movie platforms, oil, fin-tech, medical, payments, financial, and telecommunications, application-based transportation, ready-to-assemble furniture, F&B, technology, gaming, and e-commerce. His articles on technology issues (particularly on privacy) have been published in national newspapers. He has also acted as speakers in different law seminars in Indonesia and is currently a lecturer at Prasetya Mulya University.

Danny spoke at previous webinars held by the Asian Business Law Institute in January 2022 and Febuary 2023 on the PDP Law.

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However, if the rules of your jurisdiction require an event to be accredited, we regret that this session will not entitle you to claim points outside of Singapore.

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