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Samson Tiara Staff to Attend International Conference on ASEAN Law

International Conference on ASEAN Law
Attendees of the International Conference on ASEAN Law 2018.

The management and staff of Samson Tiara would like to congratulate our colleague Ayu Maulida Sari, S.E., M.H. for being invited to attend the 2018 International Conference on ASEAN Law hosted by the Chang Mai University Faculty of Law in Thailand.

The conference, which ran from the 15th to the 16th of February, aimed to share different perspectives on National law or ASEAN law and to discuss collaboration on academic and mobility programs among institutions. 

Some of the topics discussed included:

  • Legal uniformity in the field of labour
  • Standardized uniformity of skill and wages in the field of foreign labour
  • Problems with press freedoms
  • Business competition in trade marks
  • Human Rights in business

During the conference Ms. Sari presented a lecture based on her paper entitled “Manpower on Multinational Companies and Inconsistency in the regulation of law in Indonesia”.

Further Reading

Magister Hukum Jajaki Kerjasama Dengan Chiang Mai University
https://www.unas.ac.id/berita/magister-hukum-jajaki-kerjasama-dengan-chiang-mai-university/

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