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Indonesia's New Sports Industry Regulation: Key Highlights Of Minister Of Youth And Sports Regulation No. 9 Of 2026
Indonesia's sports industry has received increasing commercial interest, with the increasing number of investments in professional clubs, sports venues, fitness businesses, event organisers, sponsorships, and athlete management. To accommodate these developments, the Ministry of Youth and Sports ("MoYS") issued MoYS Regulation No. 9 of 2026 on the Sports Industry ("MoYS 9/2026"), revoking MoYS Regulation No. 3 of 2023. Unlike its predecessor, which focused on the development of the sports industry, MoYS 9/2026 introduces risk-based business licensing, professional athlete regulation, and governance of professional sporting events.
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Indonesia's Pirate Content Blocking System
Indonesia's Directorate General of Intellectual Property has implemented a sophisticated four-step content blocking framework to combat digital piracy, recently targeting 29 illegal webtoon platforms and 50 K-drama streaming sites. The system involves foreign copyright holders working through local agents, multi-factor infringement verification including unauthorized subtitle detection, and cross-ministry coordination between DGIP and the Ministry of Communications to enforce ISP-level blocks.
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