Human rights activists are urging the central government to revoke Bandung’s title of Human Rights Friendly City following the forced eviction of residents of Taman Sari subdistrict in the provincial capital of West Java on Thursday.  Bandung hosted on Dec. 10 an event commemorating International Human Rights Day, during which the city was bestowed with the honor by the Law and Human Rights Ministry.  Willy Hanafi, the director of Bandung Legal Aid Institute (LBH Bandung) said the forced eviction — carried out by the Bandung Public Order Agency (Satpol PP) in connection with the city administration’s plan to construct rumah deret (row houses) in the area — had violated human rights.  “Bandung Satpol PP has violated human rights by carrying out the eviction without proper procedures, especially as a legal challenge [in relation to the ...