Normative legal research reveals the importance of data protection laws in safeguarding personal privacy rights in Indonesia.
Key Points
Safeguarding personal data is essential to prevent identity theft and financial fraud, ensuring security for individuals.
The Personal Data Protection Law in Indonesia holds offenders accountable for unauthorized data dissemination, imposing criminal sanctions.
This research employs a normative legal research method to explore personal data protection frameworks and their implications for privacy rights in Indonesia. The law is grounded in the concept that personal data protection is a basic human right, as per the Constitution of Indonesia, emphasizing its importance in society's trust and security.