Homelessness in Indonesia
| Subclass of | homelessness  |
|---|---|
| Lesdi | Inndonesiya |
Koɗki e nder leydi Indoneesi ko haala koɗki ngonka ka yimɓe ngalaa nokku ɗo koɗki mum woni ɗoo, tawa ina haani. Limre yimɓe ɓe ngalaa galleeji e nder leydi Indoneesi ina limtee fotde miliyoŋaaji tati neɗɗo e nder leydi ndi, ko ina tolnoo e 28 000 neɗɗo e nder leydi Jakarta tan. Helmere ɗuɗnde ina huutoree ngam siftinde yimɓe ɓe ngalaa galleeji e nder leydi Indoneesi, ina jeyaa heen tunawisma, ko laamu huutortoo, e gelandangan, maanaa ƴaañoowo
Squatters e yimɓe ɓe ngalaa galleeji e nder laabi ina keewi ronkude poliseeɓe ɓee, ɓe mbiyata ko sabaabu mum en ko yimɓe ɓe ngalaa galleeji "ina njiyloo nafoore wuro ngoo". Ñalnde kala, eɓe ñaagoo e nder wuro hee e dow ŋoral laabi, eɓe ɓoornoo comci ngam suuɗde poliseeɓe ɓe njiylotonoo. Riiwtude yimɓe e doole Gooto e sabaabuuji ŋakkeende galleeji e nder leydi Indoneesi ko riiwtude yimɓe e doole. E wiyde wiɗtooɓe ɓee, hakkunde duuɓi 2000 e 2005 ko ina tolnoo e 92 000 neɗɗo ndiiwaama e nder galleeji mum en e doole..[1][2]. A number of terms are used to describe homeless people in Indonesia, including tunawisma, which is used by the government, and gelandangan, meaning "tramp".[3][4].[5].
- ↑ "Homelessness statistics". homlessworldcup.org.
- ↑ Levinson, David. Encyclopedia of homelessness. Vol. 1. Sage, 2004.
- ↑ Tipple, Graham, and Suzanne Speak. "Attitudes to and interventions in Homelessness: Insights from an International Study." In paper delivered to International Conference Adequate and Affordable Housing for All, June, pp. 24-27. 2004.
- ↑ "Badan Pusat Statistik". www.bps.go.id. Retrieved 2021-10-01.
- ↑ Rahardjo, Tjahjono. "Forced eviction, homelessness and the right to housing in Indonesia." In conference on Homelessness: A Global Perspective, New Delhi, pp. 9-13. 2006.