Update and evidence

Koalisi Seni calls for artists across sectors to be heard in copyright reform, including on permission for AI training.

Record date

28 Sept 2026

Last verified

2026-10-04

Next review

2026-10-12

New statement published 28 September; underlying discussion held 25 September.

What happened

Koalisi Seni published an advocacy statement on 28 September following a discussion held on 25 September. It calls for broader participation and sector-specific attention in copyright reform.

ALUN's view

ALUN's view: music-rights reform should not obscure differences in how other cultural workers create, license and protect their work.

What is still unclear

This is organizational advocacy, not enacted policy or a parliamentary finding. The discussion occurred on 25 September, outside this week's event window; its statement was published on 28 September. Government adoption, a finalized bill and an agreed timetable are not established.

What it may mean for you

• Musicians and cultural workers: Ask whether your sector and working practices are represented in copyright discussions.
• Institutions: Keep different cultural practices visible when gathering evidence for reform.
• Policy makers: Distinguish stakeholder recommendations from adopted requirements.

Where did this come from?

• Seniman Minta Revisi UU Hak Cipta Tak Tergesa, Kebutuhan Lintas Sektor Perlu Didengar

  Koalisi Seni · Organisational position

  Source date: 2026-09-28

Source location: Statement date; sections on cross-sector participation and AI training