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IP Infringed Online? Now You Can Request Official Takedowns in Indonesia - AFFA IPR

-February 11, 2026

Trademark and Copyright infringement on marketplaces, social media, and websites is not a minor issue in Indonesia. Despite frequent warnings, illegal content distribution, counterfeit product sales, and unauthorized use remain easy to find. Often, enforcement struggles to keep pace with the growth of infringements—take one down, and...

Examination of Responses to a Provisional Refusal in Indonesia: Understanding the Different Types of Responses and Their Effectiveness - AFFA IPR

-February 7, 2026

In the Trademark registration process in Indonesia, the issuance of a “Provisional Refusal” does not necessarily mark the end of the road. However, many applicants mistakenly assume that every response has an equal chance of overturning the examiner’s decision. In reality, not all responses are treated the...

8 Key Considerations in Conducting a Patent Search in Indonesia - AFFA IPR

-February 3, 2026

Before an invention is filed to obtain Patent protection in Indonesia, you, as an inventor, must ensure that the technical solution you developed has never been disclosed to the public before. This is where a Patent search plays a critical role. The process is not merely a...

First Stage of Trademark Examination in Indonesia: Validation & Search — What Is Examined and Why Applications Often Fail Here - AFFA IPR

-January 29, 2026

Many Trademark applicants assume that once they apply, all they need to do is wait for the certificate to be issued. In reality, it is precisely at this very first stage that many applications stop, are delayed, or even end in refusal. The Directorate General of Intellectual...

Patent vs. Utility Model – What’s the Difference in Indonesia? - AFFA IPR

-January 27, 2026

In the innovation-driven business landscape, many business players assume that all technological inventions can be protected in the same way — “just patent it!” In reality, Indonesia’s Intellectual Property legal system distinguishes invention protection into two main regimes: Patents and Utility Models (commonly referred to in Indonesia...

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