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'Where's your promise, Anies?' Evicted Sunter residents protest eviction, remain on location
City 6 years ago

'Where's your promise, Anies?' Evicted Sunter residents protest eviction, remain on location

Many evictees are still reluctant to move. They have built tents out of anything they could find from the ruins of their houses.
Communities join hands to rebuild Kampung Kunir
City 6 years ago

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Communities join hands to rebuild Kampung Kunir

Communities propose grants to the Jakarta administration to help rebuild the once evicted Kampung Kunir in West Jakarta.
Kampung Akuarium residents see brighter future in redevelopment plans
City 6 years ago

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Kampung Akuarium residents see brighter future in redevelopment plans

In addition to building the kampung susun, the Jakarta administration plans to transform the area into a tourist village where the public can stay to enjoy the city’s coastline.
Ciliwung tunnel project continues as government withdraws cassation against land acquisition verdict
City 6 years ago

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Ciliwung tunnel project continues as government withdraws cassation against land acquisition verdict

Bidara Cina residents have no intention of hindering the government’s project, especially if it is for the good of the people.
Evictees empower fellow kampung dwellers, build community space
City 7 years ago

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Evictees empower fellow kampung dwellers, build community space

Bukit Duri evictees from South Jakarta and Kampung Sumur residents in Klender, Duren Sawit, East Jakarta, team up to build a community space.
Residents to sue Bekasi administration over eviction
City 7 years ago

Residents to sue Bekasi administration over eviction

The evicted residents and Bekasi Public Order Agency officers clashed on Thursday at around 8.45 p.m. when the eviction was about to begin.
Squatters by West Flood Canal plan to return despite eviction plans
City 7 years ago

Squatters by West Flood Canal plan to return despite eviction plans

The administration has evicted people living in illegal dwellings in the area several times and plans are underway to clear the riverbank once again as squatters keep returning to occupy the space.
Housing minister gives up house for toll road project
City 7 years ago

Housing minister gives up house for toll road project

Indonesia Toll Road Authority (BPJT) head Danang Parikesit said Basuki’s eviction was proof that no one was given special privileges, including government officials, in the construction of public facilities.
Residents sue Tangerang administration over eviction
City 7 years ago

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Residents sue Tangerang administration over eviction

The residents are demanding that their homes be rebuilt and that they be compensated for expenses they have incurred since their eviction.
No rest for the dead: Singapore digs up graves for highways
SE Asia 7 years ago

No rest for the dead: Singapore digs up graves for highways

When Singapore's government said it would exhume about 4,000 graves in the defunct Bukit Brown cemetery for an eight-lane highway, an unusually vocal campaign grew quickly to save one of the last remaining artefacts of the past in the modern city.

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