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Centre for Commercial Law Studies

Indonesia Chapter

The CCLS Indonesia Chapter exists to create an alumni community for networking and socialising opportunities, by bringing alumni from different year groups and specialisms together. 

The Chapter was initially set up with the help of Antonius Alexander Tigor (Computer and Communications Law LLM, 2017) and Firdausi Firdaus (Computer and Communications Law LLM, 2013), and is now being run by a committee of alumni who will plan and organise activities.

Professor Ioannis Kokkoris, (Professor of Competition Law and Economics; Director of CCLS) serves as the CCLS Academic Lead for the CCLS Indonesia Chapter.

CCLS Indonesia Alumni Chapter anniversary bannerIn November 2024 we celebrated CCLS Indonesia Alumni Chapter Anniversary. It was established in 2020 by the Chapter Founders: Firdausi Firdaus and Antonius Tigor who have been supported by a dedicated committee of alumni. The Chapter Founders would like to extend theirs gratitude to all past and present committee members, with special credit to Dyah Ayu Paramita, Ayu Mawar Rini, Muhammad Iqbal Pratama, Dhonke Kafi. Firdausi says: “Over the past four years we have organized a lot of events, both social and academic, contributed to the international community by sharing our knowledge and expertise and also received a number of awards, both personal and as a group.” Please see the full list of our events and awards.

We look forward to welcoming you to the CCLS Indonesia Chapter; it will be a great opportunity for the CCLS community in Indonesia to keep in touch and network more locally.
— Antonius Tigor, Computer and Communications Law LLM, 2017

There is also a WhatsApp group, to which you can request access from the CCLS Alumni Team.

Reunions and events

It is hoped future activities will include:

  • An e-reunion (for all alumni across generations)
  • An introduction for CCLS students to join the Indonesia Chapter
  • A Webinar Legal and Policy Discussion Series (this will be organised annually in the first instance with different topics and speakers)

If you have any suggestions about activities that you might like to see organised in Indonesia, please email Chapter lead Firdausi Firdaus.

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