A Model of Legal Protection for Traditional Medicines (Jamu) as Part of Traditional Knowledge
Agung Sujatmiko.
Abstract
The present study has a general purpose of the creation of a special law governing the protection of intellectual works in the form of traditional knowledge. The specific purpose is to find out the right legal protection model for traditional medicine (jamu) as part of traditional knowledge. The conceptual and legislative approaches with the deductive analysis are used as the methods of the study. The results of analysis showed that traditional knowledge in the form of jamu cannot be protected under the Patent Law since it does not fulfill the novelty requirements. Traditional knowledge requires protection in the form of a special law.
Key words: legal protection, jamu, traditional knowledge
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