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Private Wealth Series: Navigating Intercountry Adoption in Indonesia
Intercountry adoption in Indonesia involves more than just fulfilling administrative requirements; it requires careful consideration of legal safeguards, eligibility criteria, and the child’s best interests. The article highlights the key regulatory requirements, procedures, and post-adoption obligations that prospective foreign adoptive parents should understand when navigating intercountry adoption in Indonesia.
From Conservation to Carbon: Unlocking Carbon Opportunities in Indonesia’s Conservation Areas
The integration of carbon environmental services into Indonesia’s conservation framework opens new opportunities for climate-focused investments and sustainable forest management. This update explores the latest regulatory developments on PB-PJL Carbon, including licensing, commercial requirements, and key obligations for carbon market participants.
Compensation Claims in the event of Personal Data Protection Violations by Personal Data Controllers
With the upcoming implementation of Indonesia’s PDP regulatory framework, businesses may need to reassess their approach to personal data protection compliance. This article analyses the proposed compensation claim mechanism, including claim requirements, compensation determination, and obligations imposed on personal data controllers.
New Export Governance Direction for Indonesia’s Strategic Natural Resource Commodities
This update outlines Indonesia’s new export governance framework for strategic natural resource commodities under GR 24/2026, including the introduction of an SOE-led export mechanism. It examines the potential impact on exporters, existing contracts, and cross-border trade arrangements, while highlighting key considerations for businesses during the transition period.
Lexology In-Depth: Shipping Law - Edition 13
Indonesia’s shipping law framework has evolved significantly from the traditional provisions under the Indonesian Commercial Code and Civil Code to a more comprehensive regime under the Indonesian Shipping Law. This legal development strengthens regulatory certainty across key maritime areas, including safety, ship ownership, cabotage principles, port operations, and seafarers’ welfare, supporting Indonesia’s ambition to become a competitive global maritime hub. The article examines recent regulatory developments and their practical implications for businesses involved in Indonesia’s maritime and shipping industry.
The New Indonesian Criminal Procedure Code: Key Developments in Criminal Court Proceedings and Legal Remedies
This update examines the key developments introduced by Indonesia’s New Criminal Procedure Code (New KUHAP) concerning criminal court proceedings and available legal remedies. It outlines the procedural framework for first-instance trials, appeals, cassation, and judicial review, highlighting important changes that may affect litigation strategies for defendants and corporations.
Indonesia Updates Land Valuation Framework through MAASP Regulation No. 3 of 2026
This update highlights the key features of MAASP Regulation No. 3 of 2026, which modernizes Indonesia’s land valuation regime through standardized Land Value Maps, advanced valuation methodologies, and a national digital land value database. The regulation is expected to have significant implications for stakeholders involved in real estate, infrastructure, financing, and other land-based investments.
Navigating OJK Regulation 3/2026: Key Impacts and Compliance Considerations for Securities Companies
Indonesia’s securities industry is entering a new regulatory era with the enactment of OJK Regulation No. 3 of 2026. This update explores the regulation’s key reforms and the strategic considerations for securities companies as they navigate the new business classification framework, capitalization requirements, governance standards, and transition timelines.
ESG Safeguards as Regulatory Requirements: From Voluntary Standards to Legal Obligations in Forestry Carbon Projects
Indonesia’s forestry carbon framework continues to evolve under Minister of Forestry Regulation No. 6 of 2026, which formally transforms ESG safeguards from voluntary certification standards into binding legal obligations for forestry carbon projects. This update outlines the key ESG safeguard obligations under MOF Reg 6/2026, including Padiatapa, community engagement, benefit-sharing, biodiversity protection, and ongoing compliance requirements.