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October 1, 2025

Jamu and the Protection of Traditional Knowledge in Indonesia Legal Perspective

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ASAgung Sujatmiko

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Analysis reveals the inadequacy of current patent law in protecting traditional knowledge, suggesting alternative frameworks.

Key Points

  • The existing patent law inadequately addresses the communal nature of traditional knowledge and its cultural significance.
  • Patents are seen as individualistic and profit-driven, which conflicts with the communal and intergenerational aspects of traditional knowledge.
  • Comparative analysis with countries like the Philippines suggests that alternative measures, like sui generis systems, may offer better protection.
  • A new legal framework is recommended to harmonize local wisdom with international obligations while preventing biopiracy.

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Agung Sujatmiko (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dd953bfe798ba2fc499aa6https://doi.org/10.64272/43ded358
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