Rahmat Wibowo publicly accused specific FHUI alumni of misconduct including sexual harassment and cyberbullying, named one alumnus by name, claimed to be a harassment victim himself, and used these allegations to promote his new legal AI product.

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Rahmat Wibowo publicly accused specific FHUI alumni of misconduct including sexual harassment and cyberbullying, named one alumnus by name, claimed to be a harassment victim himself, and used these allegations to promote his new legal AI product.

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3d - Edited Questioning the Quality of ILUNI FHUI (Ikatan Alumni Fakultas Hukum Universitas Indonesia) : Time for Reflection Fakultas Hukum Universitas Indonesia has long been regarded as one of the country’s top law schools, producing partners at major law firms, prosecutors, civil servants, and business leaders. Yet recent events force us to ask: what values are truly being instilled when some alumni repeatedly make headlines for the wrong reasons? Here are the documented problematic cases tied to FHUI alumni: + Andhika Sudarman (FHUI alumnus and Harvard Law graduate) faced widespread Public allegations of sexual harassment and predatory behavior toward participants — including minors — in his SejutaCita Future Leaders program. The scandal led to his removal from the Harvard Club of Indonesia leadership board. + Multiple reports of bullying and online harassment originating from individuals linked to FHUI networks, including coordinated attacks that target professionals and students. + Even my own harasser operates behind the anonymous X account @sicupuh. Despite the privileged education and status that comes with being an FHUI alumnus, this person has chosen to engage in sustained bullying and defamation instead of upholding the ethical standards expected of a law graduate. These are not isolated incidents. They point toa deeper issue within certain segments of the alumni community: a gap between academic prestige and personal accountability. While many FHUI graduates contribute positively to society, the pattern of misconduct among a visible minority cannot be ignored. Prestigious degrees should come with higher expectations of integrity, not a shield for unethical behavior. That is exactly why, today, | am proud to launch Somasi as a Service — my Al-native solution to empower everyday Indonesians against harassment, defamation, and legal uncertainty. With Somasi as a Service you can: - Create a professional somasi (legal notice) or formal legal warning in minutes — just upload evidence and add the key details. - Generate self-signed legal notices instantly. - Seamlessly integrate digital signatures to engage licensed lawyers for power of attorney. ~ Receive instant judgement verdict analysis to understand the likely outcome of a potential trial. No more waiting weeks or paying high fees for basic legal protection. Justice should be fast, accessible, and powered by Al. This product is my direct response to the bullying and harassment I've experienced — and a tool | wish had existed earlier for anyone facing similar challenges. What do you think? Should top law faculties like FHUI do more to enforce ethical standards among alumni? How can legal tech help close the justice gap in Indonesia? I'm genuinely interested in your thoughts. Pramudya A. Oktavinanda Assegaf Hamzah & Partners #SomasiAsAService #LegalTech #AlForJustice #FHUI #AlumniAccountability #DigitalLegalTools #IndonesiaLegal #GenZLeadership #AlEngineer