The Online Dispute Resolution undoubtedly has an ease of access if compared to conventional court litigation mechanisms, and that factor alone is very much in line with the overall 4.0 Industrial revolution which is pushed by the Indonesian Government.

Regulation 31/2019 offers a broad elaboration of various matters originally and generally address under the Halal Product Guarantee Law, which cover detailed provisions relate to either halal products themselves or the halal certification process.

This edition of Indonesian Law Digest will offer up a concise prcis and discussion of Indonesian monetary operations, which would hopefully be able to make a small contribution to a better understanding of this topic.

There are various consumer dispute settlement forums which may be chosen by the consumers, however, the effectiveness of each forum in protecting the consumers remains a riddle.

If passed, the Draft Bill will replace Vendu Reglement and should hopefully provide a more modernized framework which will be able to overcome both current and future challenges relating to the organization of auctions in Indonesia.

Regulation 1/2019 seemingly attempts to introduce a more lenient approach to handle antitrust cases by introducing the behavioral remedy (perubahan perilaku) and plea-guilty option for the defendants.

Although Over-the-Top ("OTT") may be considered to be a simple concept, due to the fact that we all use them in daily basis. In legal field however, it becomes unique and mystical because no one can really put a standardized legal provisions on OTT. Then, what is Indonesias take on OTT?

While the Indonesian public awaits further clarification from the KPPU, this edition of Indonesian Law Digest (ILD) will elaborate the current allegations of violations to Law No. 5 of 1999 on the Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Competition in the aviation industry.

Based on economic and legal perspective, Indonesia should rethink the use of World Trade Organization (WTO) forum to settle the discriminative treatment on palm oil. Instead, a Government-to-Government approach should be promoted.

Supreme Court finally issued Execution Guidelines at the District Court level in order to accelerate the execution process, as well as setting a new standard for various types of executions.