This presentation discusses health workers' legal protection in carrying out their obligations to provide services to patients infected with the coronavirus. This, of course, gives inner peace to medical personnel on duty. This paper uses a normative legal approach, which sees the Law as a phenomenon related to legal protection for medical personnel applied during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Honorary Council of Indonesian Medical Discipline seeks to provide legal protection for health workers, not only for doctors but for other health workers. This research concludes that health workers who have performed their duties following professional standards and standard operating procedures are entitled to legal protection.

Efforts to realize legal ideals to prosper society through criminal law policy are not the only way to have the most strategic role. The approach used in this study is empirical, i.e., legal research on the application or implementation of normative legal provisions in action on every particular legal event that occurs in society. From this study, the Police can handle and handle the crime of cybercrime hate speech in the area of Salatiga City. The National Police have formed a cyber team in cooperation with the national cyber agency.

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