Homelessness in Indonesia

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..Levinson, David. Encyclopedia of homelessness. Vol. 1. Sage, 2004.. A number of terms are used to describe homeless people in Indonesia, including tunawisma, which is used by the government, and gelandangan, meaning "tramp".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..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..