MAIN Magazine Volume V (November - January 2018)

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LET’S ASK THEM! project officer of ALSA event 2017/2018 Text Arijna Nurin Soa Erlisa A. K

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PO IMUN PO PRAMUSLOK PO SEMINAR Jesika Althea dan MUSLOK LOKAL Mahendra Harun M. Zata Mahardika

PO BOOK FAIR Toufan Hazmi

PO OHMG Tasa Firdausi

PO PALT XXIV Mirza Fuqaha

PO INMOOT Ayu Adhira Kartika

PM NMCC Ilma Y.R

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PO ALSA PO ALUMNI NIGHT Rizal R. Nusi INSTITUTE VISIT Anjas Putra P.

PO OLMA Hanindyo Seno

PO ACLCC Muhyiddin Syarif

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Why do you want to be a youth who active in organization?

“Because I think in this world, not only about theory. But we also need adequate softskill. By organizing in ALSA I am sure I can develop my softskill as in making public law argument well, both written and oral.

Also in ALSA I can develop my links with many friends and agencies outside the Law Faculty of Universitas Airlangga. This opportunity is very rare and I use it well for my future.”

“Because I think it’s useless, if I only become a student who is active theorize in the class of lectures without any real implementation. Organizations are not just a place to get to know and meet a lot of great people, but for me organization is the place to implement and develop the abilities that are within me. Because what's the point, if we become members of an organization but we are only passive in it.”

“Because basically the world of organization is a eld of knowledge both academic and non academic, and ric h in experience. then if we are active in the organization we can get more knowledge and get a lot of experience that is useful for us as stock in the process in the world of work.”

“Because in addition to college l i f e e s pe ci al l y i n s ci e n ce academic discipline, I also have to develop softskill, expand the network of friends for the future, in regards to relying on intelligence. We must also have the basic to smart socializing with people because after graduating college then what we do is always interact with other people.”

“Because I think the organization where to proceed where that is an investment for us, especially students of law faculty.”

“Continuing experience in high school who never goes home every time always at school.

Because we're still young and we’ll loss opportunity if we don’t work. If only college and home we also get bored and there is no new experience gained. So, it’s better if we still have little work in the organization all the time. No need to think about the benets of what Later, we will nd it really useful for the future.”

“Because in my opinion, organization is a place for us to grow, seek experience, how we can coordinate between 1 and the other and it will be a good stock for us in the future and increase the relation between one and others because its good for the future.”

“The main purpose of the lecture is to gain knowledge, but that is not enough for the world of work.

Organizing is also important to get things we do not get in the classroom especially softskill. By organizing we learn how to work with people, solve problems, be professional, think critically, sharpen ways to socialize with others and also can increase our network. Organizing also opens up our horizons and experiences so that we not only focus in our own world but also understand, understand and care about things outside ourselves.”

“Because we’re young and not too late for us to do something, because we in the world not only need theory but also practice. In organizing we will get both, theory and practice. So for example why do you want to be active in organization, yes I want my softskill grow that which will be useful for my career in the future.”

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“I think organization is a very important thing for our future because in addition to adding experience also adds acquaintances.”

“ I don’t want to be just a leader. I want to be a useful person and contribute as much as possible.

Although just a member. Later one day people will recognize you to be their leader even though you don’t want and without particular reason.”

“My goal in organizing is to enrich soft skills, add experience and insight and also train what is called commitment and dedication.”

“Because basically everyone does not want to be in the "bottom", and if we become a leader then automatically "place" we will be on top. where this "place" will give us to try hard to make what is under us is not chaotic and I get my own pride if such can do that.”

“It is actually because I don't want to experience a boring life at campus. I don't want to spend my whole 3,5 years just by sitting nicely while paying attention to my lecturer. Absolutely, no. For me, college life will be funnier if I join youth organizations and drown myself there. You know, I can socialize with good people and learning new things from them. That kind of experience is such a gold that you cannot get instantly but by proccess. Those are the reason why I am willing to join youth organizations.”

“In my opinion leaders are the person who viewed from the action not the position. Because the leader actually leads instead of controlling. I want to be a leader from myself, by doing good things I hope to inuence people around me, and will continue like that to others. So that will be many leaders who created.”

Why do you want to be a leader?

“Try new things, and want to implement the science of leadership that has been taught by parents and organizations, and add more relations. Tips for a successful event that is preparing from the beginning to mature the concept of the event, use the time as wisely as possible, and establish the best possible relationship with the people who work with us.”

“Because my hope is so high that the Piala MA XXI Delegation of Airlangga University once again retained the Supreme Court Competition for Airlangga University. I believe that when I am elected and given a responsibility to externally lead this d e l e ga t i o n , I w i l l c a r r y o u t t h e responsibilities as given to me.”

“Just simple reason, because I don’t want to be led by someone else while I can become a leader.”

“First, I choose become a leader because I want to hone my skills to organize the people who become my subcommand because that's where I will nd empathy.

Second, In our life there will be problem and challenge, becoming a leader is one way to sharpen problem solving skill, if you master those two things then that's where a

“Because the human nature of the world is to be a leader and it trains responsibilities and trains useful leadership for us. And with me being a PO, will make me better in the future and more responsible in

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“The leader isn’t a worker who only asks his subordinates, but also not one who does everything. The leader is a person who can share duties, help/show the way to his difcult men and someone who knows what to do and knows the purpose of their actions. I signed up to be a PO because I felt that I knew what I had to do for the activities I was holding now, so that I could direct and guide my men. I also feel competent to organize it because previously I've participated in activities that are almost the same. For now, it isn’t the desire to be an important leader but, what matters is the learning gained, the increased experience and my own skill that is honed for the future.”

“Because they want to train the skill to become a good leader so that later become accustomed if work world become leader.”

“I think a good leader is willing to sacrice far more than he leads without expecting them to know, capable of giving birth to new leaders who are much better than himself.”

“True leaders are those who has the condence to stand alone, the courage to make tough decision and the compassion to the needs of the others.”

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Alif Kurnia Putra

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(Project Ofcer RAPIMNAS and Project Manager of NMCC MA Cup XX)

(Vice Project Ofcer ALSA LC UNAIR Anniversary)

Mas Alif, as a poject ofcer and project manager of an event, how to be a good leader to make the event success ?

Mbak Devi, as a vice project ofcer of an event, how to be a good leader to make the event success ?

A : First, everyone in the committee must have a trust to each other. If we trust each other, it can motivate the committee to explore their ideas. Second, it requires good teamwor k and comfor table atmosphere will result a good teamwork in the committee. The two factros that i have mentioned are the steps to make a good and successful event.

A : ALSA LC Unair anniversary event can be called as a successful event because of the good communication of the committee.

The coordinators and their members have their own intiaive to work on their job. They always remind me or Dika to do our job too. the committee always remind each other's job. Me and Dika always try to unify the committee. We try to make the group chat as active as possible and we use this to make everyone did not bored and always remember to do their job. We also free themselves to choose persons to work with after they communicate it with me or Dika.

What makes Mas Alif wanted to contribute in the events like the one Mas Alif has already created ?

A: My motivation to join ALSA LC Unair's events is to practice my soft-skills. If we joined and contributed to some events , we can practice our leadership and we can socialize more and it can be useful for ourselves.

What makes Mbak Devi wanted to contribute in the events like the one Mbak Devi has already created ?

A : I wanted to have many experiences especially as a leader. I want to learn how to manage other person to make a good teamwork, and of course to make more friends.

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Annual Break-Fasting and Charity ALSA's break-fasting event is a internal division's event. In this year, this event came up with the theme “We Care We Share”. It was held on June, 9th 2017. This year events was different from the previous event because it is not just break-fasting toegther, the members also share Takjil for the motor-drivers passing in front of campus B, Unair.

This Break-fasting event also provide some games to make the members of ALSA LC Unair close to each other.

OOTD Competition This funding division's event was held on July, 24th-30th 2017. This event requires the participant who joined the competition to use ALSA merchandise. The one who got the most vote is the winner. This year winner is Bima Ade W. From batch 2014.

Study Trip Japan This ALSA international event's was held on August, 18th-22th 2017.

ALSA LC Unai sent its two delegation. Shara Sanina Narisaputri and Chyesza Mega Andhini. There are many events joined by them.

One of the the events is table discussion with the theme “Prostitution and Buying Sex”. They also met many delegations from other Asian country such as Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan Korea, Thailand, etc.

The benets for joining this study trip are having more friends and more insight.

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Video Reference This event was held on August, 22th 2017 with the theme “Patriarchy System on Sultan Yogyakarta Heir and The Effects on DIY Governor Shifting Position”. The speaker is Drs. Tavip Agus Rayanto, Msi., the head of DIY Development Planning Board (Bappeda). In this video conference event, ALSA LC Unair also had a discussion with ALSA LC UI and ALSA LC Syiah Kuala University.

NMCC Class II NMCC Class II which was held on August, 28th 2017 is one of the pre-event for MA Cup XXI in Sriwijaya University, Palembang. The topic is case position studies NMCC MA Cup XXI with the speaker Iqbal Felisiano, S.H.,LL.M., a lecturer from Faculty of Law in Universitas Airlangga. This NMCC Class II's purpose is to make the delegation could developed the case position well and give the best for NMCC MA Cup XXI.

IMCC Sharing This event was held on August 24th 2017. IMCC sharing is a place to share experiences in joining NMCC and also to intoduce NMCC itself.

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Beri aku 1.000 orang tua, niscaya akan kucabut semeru dari akarnya. Beri aku 10 pemuda niscaya akan kuguncangkan dunia!

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ALSA LC UNAIR LEGAL REVIEW

COMPENSATION FOR THE INNOCENT THAT ARE WRONGFULLY CONVICTED Text Jesika Althea

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Ÿ BACKGROUND

An act which is prohibited, prosecuted, and punished by criminal law is the denition of crime. Bentham explained that actions which harms one or many others are the ones called criminal offense. Based on the deniton of crime, it is clear that the perpretator of every crime wil recieve sanctions. The range of punishments, not only from one crime to another but also from one country to another, is vast. Although, mostly but not always, legally the perprator must go through trial before they are convicted if proven guilty.

The purpose of giving sanctions for every violation of law are intended to give the culprit a detterent effect, to discourage others of doing crime and most importantly to give justice to the victim. All of the above are all positive intentions of punishment when the proceedings are done right. Unfortunately, mistakes and imperfections are inevitable. As a consequence, innocent people could be a victim of wrongful convictions.

Wrongful Conviction is an issue all around the world. Wrongful convictions are a tragedy which caused huge consequences not only to the innocents sent to prison but also to society.

The innocents will be striped from their right to freedom, from their right to spend time with their family and friends, and a whole lot of other things. Meanwhile, the real perpretator remains at large and at liberty to do other crimes. In addition, wrongful conviction doesn't merely happen in cases with light punishment but as well as cases with death penalty.

CAUSES OF WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS This picture of injustice, which is not uncommon, is a result of several unfortunate factors.

Such factors are misidentication, tunnel visions, plea bargains or false confessions.

1. MISIDENTIFICATION Misidentication can happen either from the victim or eyewitnesses which is inuenced from different aspects such as cognitive and psycology. In detail, trauma, lighting, the duration of looking at the perpretator among other things, can cause misidentication. Fear of being pointed at with a weapon can also cause a person to lose focus on the perpetrator and make them see unclearly. Another reason is that sometimes victims or witnesses compare a person who look like the perpretaro as the perpretator themselves. There are some cases of wrongful convictions caused by misidentication which are revealed years later with the help of DNA tests. Identication of the offender from the victim is the easiest way to solve the case and supposedly reliable. However, as a result of various factors, the certainty of it shoulds be doubted.

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2. TUNNEL VISIONS It is not uncommon to nd tunneled visions in criminal cases. This can happen when prosecutors or the police are convinced with a conclusion of a case that can cause them to focus on a suspect which might be innocent. They are too focused on trying to prove that suspect guilt that they often not consider the facts which point to other directions. The will to close a case as soon as possible is also one of the reason of tunneled visions. A prosecutor and the police should make justice and nding the real perpretator their rst priority.

3. PLEA BARGAINS as well as FALSE CONFESSIONS Plea bargain and false confessions are two things which in some cases could be one and the same. A person who is under an investigation is not seldom to nd themselves being treated poorly or tortured by the investigator. The invsetigators would cut back their meals and drinks, give them an endless interogation or give them false promises and threats. All of those things are done to trick the suspect to give false confessions. In another hand, the innocents think that there is no hope in proving their innocence that they would rather choose to take a plea bargain in order to recieve lighter sanctions. These innocent people would often choose to give false confession of a crime they did not commit not only due to the stress they are recieving, but also due to the believe that it is better to take a plea bargain with the likelihood of lighter sanctions rather than face a long trial which will not guarantee the proof of their innocence.

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DISCUSSION Compensation for the Wrongfully Imprisoned Innocents Wrongful convictions, normally, are revealed and proven after decade of imprisonment.

Those times are precious time but also wasted time that could have been spent with family and friends, building a carrier od doing things that they love. Moreover, even they have been proven not guilty, it will stil be difcult for them in reentering society. Despite their proven innocence, their crimnal records are rarely cleared and also they would have no money, housing, jobs and health care as they walk free out of prison.

It is inevitable that no system is perfect, but ssing the injustice that happens to these people.

It is a responsibility for society and state to provide an aqual compensation and a compassionate assistance for those who are wrongly convicted in reentering society.

Here are a few things that the state and society could do 1. Financial Support Considering that these people did not work all the years they spent in prison and might not be recieving money, the rst thing state could do is give them nancial support. The state should give them an amount of money for each year these innocents spent in prison. This should be a non-deducible tax money so that these people could recieve the whole sum of money.

2. Help Securing Affordable Housing Just like every person, these people need a place to stay. The state could help them nd or even provide them a temporary place to stay until they could own a place of their own. Furthermore, the state should also help them on nding a decent and affordable place to stay.

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own. In consideration of those things, the state should help them on facingand relieving those stress or trauma.

Health Care Health is one of the essential things in life. Every person needs to take care of their health. The state could give free health care for the innocents that are wrongfully convicted or they could be given a health insurance for the rest of their life.

Education and Development of Work Skills After years of spending their time in prison, they might not be used to what the world is at the moment of their release. They might need help in getting used to how the world is. State should educate or help them in getting used and tting in to the world they know now. Those people should also recieve education on developing their work skill so that they could land a job and live properly.

Expunge Criminal Records The criminal records of these innocents are rarely cleared altough their innocence have been proven. In this situation, state should guarantee that their criminal records be expunged and annouced it to society.

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Every nation must form some kind of law to ensure order, peace and prosperity in their country. Although, it is inevitable that some citizens will violate those law and do harm to others. To uphold justice, the state must give sanctions or punishments to those offenders.

These proceedings must be done carefully to prevent mistakes such as wrongfully convicting an innocent person. These misfortunes have happened in the past until now in various country and only to be revealed decades later. In some cases, the wrongfully convicted victim has been excuted with death penalty which only to be proven later that they were innocent.

This is a horrible event that could happen to anybody. Society has an obligation to give some compensation to these innocents after a lifetime of being punished for something they have been worngfully accused of. Even then, these compensations might not be comparable to the stress or trauma they might have endured, moreover when they recieve no compensation at all from the state.

LIST OF REFERENCES BOOKS Stuart Henry and Mark M. Lanier. What is Crime?:Controversies over the Nature of Crime and What to Do about It. Rowman & Littleeld Publishers, Inc. 2001.

JOURNALS Paul Craig Roberts. The Independent Review: A Journal of Political Economy. Vol.7. No.4.

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Jon B. Gould. One Hundred Years Later : Wrongful Convictions After a Century of Research. Journal Criminal Law and Criminology. Vol.100. Issue 3. Art.7. 2010 Jeffery Mark Deskovic. Wrongful Convictions-Systematic Causes and Sugested Remedies.

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INTERNET REFERENCE http://www.innocenceproject.org/compensating-wrongly-convicted/

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he Financial Services Authority (OJK) has issued a regulation on fraud control and the application of anti-fraud strategies for insurance and reinsurance companies. The regulation was stated in an OJK circular letter number 46 of 2017. Under the regulation, insurance companies are obliged to control fraud, which includes active supervision of the management, monitoring, education, and training. It also said that the companies are obliged to implemented anti-fraud strategies that include prevention, detection, investigation, reporting, imposing of sanction, monitoring, evaluation and further actions.

The regulation begins to take affect starting 25 August 2017.

(Fajar Sidik – en.tempo.co)

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he Constitutional Court rejected on Thursday a judicial review request to challenge the 2006 Citizenship Law's Article 41, which stipulates that children of mixed marriages are required to register to attain Indonesian citizenship.

The court said it could not nd any legal basis to grant the judicial review request led by Ira Natapradja Hamel, whose daughter Gloria Natapradja Hamel lost the chance to obtain Indonesian citizenship after the 2006 Citizenship Law was enacted.

Justice Anwar Usman said the petitioner had failed to register her child from her marriage to a foreigner as required by the law.

“Negligence cannot be used as a basis to le a petition," Anwar said, in a hearing led by Chief Justice Arief Hidayat.Anwar said children of mixed marriages who missed the period to register were still able to obtain Indonesian citizenship by fullling requirements stipulated in the 2006 Citizenship Law. Gloria, born to a French father, made headlines in August last year when she nearly failed to join the prestigious Independence Day national ag-hoisting team, as she only held a French passport.

Through registration, the law says, children of mixed marriages are allowed dual citizenship until they turn 18, after which they are required to choose their citizenship. Enacted in 2006, the law gives only four years, or until 2010, for children from mixed marriages to register.

(Marguerite Afra Sapiie – thejakartapost.com)

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he Constitutional Court has ruled in favor of a judicial review petition challenging the 2012 law on Yogyakarta's special status, paving way for Sultan Hamengkubuwono X of the Yogyakarta customary sultanate to make his daughter a successor.

Chief justice Arief Hidayat told the hearing on Thursday the court had scrapped a "discriminative" provision in Article 18 (1), Point M of the law, as requested by the plaintiffs, the royal servants of the Yogyakarta Palace.

The article stipulated that gubernatorial candidates of Yogyakarta should submit a curriculum vitae outlining their education record and the occupation of their siblings, wife and children to the Yogyakarta Provincial Legislative Council.

Under its special status, the sultan is the ex-ofcio governor of Yogyakarta.

"The phrase 'education records, occupation ... of siblings, wife and children' has contradicted the 1945 Constitution," Arief read out the ruling.

The plaintiffs disputed the term "wife" in the provision, as it implied that only men could take the governor seat, hence also meaning only the male lineage of the royal family can take the reign of the sultan.

Hamengkubuwono, who became the sultan in March 1989, has ve daughters and no sons. In 2015 he issued a sabdaraja (king's proclamation), naming his eldest daughter, Gusti Kanjeng Ratu (GKR) Mangkubumi, as the crown princess.

Yogyakartans criticized the move, saying the position of sultan was only for men, as it was part of the tradition of the Javanese Palace, hence Hamengkubuwono's younger brother should be his successor.

(Marguerite Afra Sapiie – thejakartapost.com)

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era and Aqua satellites identied 71 hot spots indicating forest and land res in a number of area in Sumatra Island. The gure increased compared to the number in the previous day which was 67 hot spots.

"Hot spots were identied at 06.00 in the morning," Pekanbaru Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency head Oto Sukisno said on Sunday (3/9).

Sukisno stated that South Sumatra contributes the highest number of hot spots with 31 spots.

Bangka Belitung places second with 16 spots, Lampung comes third with 8 spots, Jambi places fourth with four spots, Bengkulu has only one hot spot, and Riau Islands also has one spot.

Meanwhile, Riau has nine hot spots with condence level higher than fty percent, Sukisno revealed. To anticipate the annual disaster of forest and land res, Riau Provincial administration has declared the status of forest and land re emergency since January 2017, extended to November.

(Riyan Notra – en.tempo.co)

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LET’S GET CLOSER TO ONE OF OUR ALUMNI

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You can be one of those Nation’s greatest hopes. Good luck, Alsa always be one :)

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ARYO ARVIANTO, S.H., LL.M. Surabaya 08 Juni 1993 arvianto86@gmail.com

Studies S1 Ilmu Hukum - Fakultas Hukum Universitas Airlangga 2011 - 2015 Master of Laws - Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne 2016 - 2017 Experiences Director - Alsa Local Chapter Universitas Airlangga 2014 - 2015 In this occasion we do some sharing about the youngsters. body else is just orbiting around them. They What is the denition of youth? should understand that they are only small element in the big society. Therefore, In my opinion, youngsters can be the personal ego may give you limited greatest hope or the greatest threat to the personal gain, but it will not take you future of a nation. Why ? On the one hand anywhere in the society. if the youngsters cannot understand themselves and recognize their own strength, the will fall into the ow of the How can we become critical, ‘doxa’ or unreasonable popular opinion. intelligent, and active youngsters, For example, the concept of cool and not cool that formed through the media they with outstanding moral acuity and see everyday. On the other hand, if the good attitude? youngsters can understand what they can do for the society, they will have a great I In my point of view, these two values are potential to guide the nation to a better not like the two sides of a coin. You can direction. apply these values at the same time, you do not have to eliminate your morality and attitude in order to become intelligent or Youngsters today are more critical, critical and vice versa. First, do not take more clever and more active. things as they are. You have to question U n f o r t u n a t e l y, t h e y a r e n ' t every relevant issues around it. For example, do some research toward its supported by good morals and past, such as why these issues happened. attitude. What do you think?

Also run some simulation using your imagination to predict the future In fact, i have to disagree with that regarding the subject. Second, try to statement. The lack of valid information create some bridge based on the relevant has created some unreasonable attitude (because it seems to me that stereotype of the youngsters. However, the morality & attitude can be different absence of moral and attitude between according to different cultures) in order to humans is an interesting issue to be explain to those who has different opinion discussed. It seems to me, that personal ego with you. was one of many factors that caused this issue. Sometimes, they put themselves as “You can be one of those Nation’s greatest the centre of the universe, while every hopes. Good luck, Alsa always be one!”

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Semanggi Suroboyo, longtong balapwonokromo, in good food, Semanggi’s vegetable” krupuk “puli man bay” here’s some lyrics to a song called Semanggo Suroboyo. This song describes how yummy the food typical of Surabaya on this one.

Semanggi is a type of plat leaves are commonly used as vegetables to complement the legendary food. Why do I say the legend? Yes, because the food that became the pride of the city of Surabaya have been rarely we encounter at Surabaya and arguably rare.

The food is similar to pecel, only vegetable used is a Semanggi leaf, served with boiled bean sprouts, served with smothered it and given the krupuk puli. Delicious guaranteed and makes tongue wiggling when eating that.

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Lontong Balap is one food that became an icon of the city’s culinary heroes. The origin of the name Lontong Balap, supposedly derived from the habit of the seller who carried the merchandise. Because of the weight, the Lontong Balap seller runs as quickly as people racing. This meal consists of a piece of rice cake, fried tofu, lentho (made from peanuts, cassava and coconut tholo shredded fried), fried onions and sprouts like rich mountain and the smothered in gravy. Also don’t miss the spice shrimp paste add the delicacy Lontong Balap.

Peddlers the famous Lontong Balap is Lontong Balap Garuda Pak Gendut that has stood since 1956. By visiting here you can enjoy the delights of Lontong Balap.

Sate Klopo Ny. Sate Klopo using the same using the same ingredients such as Satay, from beef or chicken meat, and not from a coconut made into bacon. Just as a differentiator, Sate Klopo used a mix of offal and beef fat to add a savory avor. In addition, the sate as well greased with grated coconut before burned which makes the sate has a unique avor and make hooked.

There are countless Klopo Satay seller that you can nd in Surabaya, one of the most famous Satay stalls is Sate Klopo Ondomohen mother of Compassion. These stalls you can nd on the West side of the Town Hall in Surabaya rather at Jalan Walikota Mustajab number 36, Surabaya.

Although this Satay stall looks simple, but you need to be willing to wait to enjoy delicious, because this famous stall is never devoid of customer.

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hich tourism attraction you will visit when you are going to Surabaya? Is it Kebun Binatang Surabaya? Did you know thatSurabaya has a place that is still hidden and worth visiting besides zoo, monument and museums? Let’s check it out!

Hutan Bambu Keputih

This place's nicknamed by the grave train.

Many unused locomotives are piled up.

Located at Jalan Sidotopo Lor No.2, this place became one of the favorite photographers of Surabaya to get a unique photo background.

Do you Know Sagano Bamboo Forest in Japan? In Surabaya there is also a bamboo forest similar to Sagano Japan. Precisely located beside the terminal public transportation Keputih, Sukolilo, Surabaya.

Formerly this place is the location of Final Disposal (TPA) waste, since TPA in

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by Mrs. Risma this place is used as a garden. One of them is this Bamboo Forest.

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Taman Mundu Surabaya

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The chipped walls show red bricks inside are so exotic. Suitable as a spot to take pictures. The creepers that are allowed to creep high around the building add to the uniqueness.This place is located in the Old Town of Surabaya, not too difcult to nd.

Taman Mundu tourism in Surabaya is one of the tourist attractions located in jl.juwet sari pond, surabaya district, east java province, indonesia country. Mundu Par k in Surabaya is a bustling tourist spot with tourists on weekdays and holidays. This place is very beautiful and can give a different sensation to our daily activities.

Taman Mundu tourism in Surabaya has a charm of beauty is very interesting to visit.

Monumen Jalesveva Jayamahe

Taman Buah Undaan

Monument Jalesveva Jayamahe or Monjaya is a monument located in Surabaya, East Java. This monument depicts the gure of the Navy ofcers dressed in the Ceremonial Service Clothing (PDU) complete with the honorable sword that is gazing toward the sea, ready to challenge the waves and storms in the ocean, as well as those who want to show that the Indonesian navy is ready to succeed. The statue stands on top of the building and its height reaches 30.6 meters. Monument Jalesveva Jayamahe describes the next generation of the nation who are condent and optimistic to achieve the ideals of the Indonesian nation.

Undaan Fruit Garden Tour in Surabaya is perfect for lling your holiday activities, especially during long holidays such as national holidays, or other ibur days. The beauty of the Fruit Garden Temple in Surabaya is very good for all of you who are near or in the distance to come to visit Taman Wisata Fruit Undaan in Surabaya in surabaya city.

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