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The enforcement of the National KUHP and the New KUHAP marks a significant shift in Indonesia’s criminal law landscape, from a traditional focus on individual liability and purely punitive enforcement to a broader approach that emphasises corporate criminal liability, introduces restorative and negotiated justice mechanisms, and allows for state intervention in corporate governance in certain circumstances.
OIKN Regulation No. 1 of 2026 is now in effect, streamlining licensing supervision and compliance within Nusantara. This new framework covers risk-based business licensing (OSS), administrative sanctions, and force majeure procedures—providing essential regulatory certainty for all IKN stakeholders.
This update explains how film casts are classified under Indonesian Manpower Law, outlines the two common engagement structures used in practice, and highlights when a services arrangement may risk being treated as employment, together with the legal consequences of each structure.
Effective from 31 March 2026, the Payment System Regulations form the primary regulatory framework for payment system market players and introduce significant changes to the regulatory landscape. This ARMA Update outlines the key new provisions, while also briefly noting which requirements under the previous regime remain applicable and how the transition to the new framework will be implemented.
The Supreme Court Regulation No. 4/2025: Procedural Framework for OJK’s Consumer-Protection Lawsuits