Legal Standing of Legal Entities as Victims of Cyber Defamation in Indonesian Laws

Cyber defamation has become an increasingly concerning phenomenon in modern society. Legal entities, as legal subjects under the law, are also vulnerable to attacks of defamation that can harm their reputation. This research aims to analyse the legal standing of legal entity objects in the context of cyber defamation according to Indonesian law. This research used normative legal research method, involving analysis of legislation, court decisions, and relevant legal doctrines. This approach allows for a deep understanding of the legal framework governing the rights and obligations of legal entities in protecting their reputation from attacks in electronic media. The research findings indicate that legal entities have a strong legal standing in cases of cyber defamation in Indonesia. This is based on legal principles that recognize the rights of legal subjects to protect their reputation and honor. However, there are still weaknesses and challenges in implementing legal protection for legal entities in the context of electronic media, particularly regarding law enforcement and effective policies. This research contributes to a better understanding of legal protection for legal entities facing cyber defamation in Indonesia. The practical implications of this research underscore the importance of improving legal systems and policies to ensure more effective protection for legal entities in facing challenges in this digital era.