Latest Developments in Indonesia PDP Law and AI Regulation

This webinar takes place from 3pm to 4:10pm (Singapore time) on Thursday, 26 February 2026.

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Overview

Backed by popular demand, the Asian Business Law Institute returns with its yearly round-up of the digital regulatory landscape in Indonesia where speakers may also provide a glimpse into the future. This session is expected to cover, among others:

• Latest developments concerning the Indonesia Personal Data Protection Law (PDP Law) and its much-awaited implementing regulations (which might be issued by the time of the webinar), and updates concerning the status of the data protection authority;

• Court decisions concerning the PDP Law in 2025, such as clarifications provided on the criteria of the Data Protection Officer under the PDP Law.

As a secondary content, the session will also provide updates on AI policy and regulatory developments in Indonesia.

When is this webinar scheduled?

This webinar will take place from 3pm to 4:10pm (Singapore time) on Thursday, 26 February 2026.

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 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 on personal data protection in Indonesia.

Emil Zanadi Sasongko (Jakarta, Indonesia)

Associate, K&K Advocates

Emil has provided a wide array of services to clients in the field of general corporate, privacy, technology, media and telecommunication, as well as commercial IP. He has assisted in the preparation of an internal data governance policy for one of Indonesia’s largest IT service companies and advised a global social media company on electronic systems and marketing compliance for one of their newly launched services. Emil has also advised various foreign clients on the establishment of their Indonesian operations, whether through joint venture or franchising arrangements.

Before joining K&K Advocates, Emil served as an in-house legal counsel for one of Southeast Asia’s largest education technology companies, mainly advising on product compliance, personal data protection, and intellectual property matters.

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