Indonesia Urges Global Rules to Protect Traditional Culture, Upholding Community Rights
Indonesia is advocating for international rules to prevent the exploitation of traditional cultural knowledge and expressions, urging the inclusion of community rights, recognition, and fair benefit sharing in protection systems at a WIPO meeting. The nation, with its diverse ethnic groups and cultural heritage, is strengthening its efforts in this area.
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