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ARTICLE · 23 NOVEMBER 2021

Data Privacy Q&A: Indonesia

A Q&A guide answering common questions and concerns of the Data Privacy landscape in various Southeast Asian regions...

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A Q&A guide answering common questions and concerns of the Data Privacy landscape in various Southeast Asian regions

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Is there a data privacy law in the jurisdiction of Indonesia? If yes, is it implemented? If no, what laws are relied on?) 

No, Indonesia does not have a specific Data Privacy regulation. 

However, there are various relevant laws and regulations that are applicable for data protection. Among others, the law on Electronic Information and Transactions (EIT) Law No. 19/2016 is the main reference for data privacy and personal data protection in the country. That said, Indonesia is getting closer to passing its first PDP Law – Personal Data Protection Law. The law aims to introduce new key roles, data ownership rights, data transfer rules and compliance guidelines. According to the current draft

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