Indonesia is a country that has plentiful natural resources, but unfortunately Indonesian has always experienced decreasing economy from time to time. This is because corruption case that has occurred in almost all sectors of Indonesia government. These phenomena occurred since Indonesia proclaimed its independence on August 17, 1945. According to many experts, Indonesia experiences budget reduction of 30-40 % every year. One of the difficult challenges in eradicating corruption in Indonesia is in disclosing of criminal acts of corruption itself which are systemic, organized, transnational, and even it start from statutory corruption, actions that actually violate the law and justice are even legalized by the Law. As a result, it is difficult to eradicate corruption in Indonesia. Then, the existence of whistleblower and justice Collaborator is the solution of the problems. Therefore, this research is aimed to find out what regulations that used in protecting whistleblowers and justice collaborators in Indonesia. This research used a normative and sociological law research method. The results of the research show that in Indonesia the main problem in eradicating corruption is in disclosing the crime because it is systemic, organized, and transnational. Public is afraid to participate as whistleblowers and Justice Collaborators because there are still few Criminal Laws in Indonesia that guarantee the existence of witnesses as developed countries such as Australia and the United States. Thus, it is important to renew the Law on Witness Protection in Indonesia.

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