Forced Eviction
A child stands at a temporary shelter as her house is being demolished during a forced eviction in Sunter, North Jakarta, on Monday. The city administration deployed 1,500 police, municipal police and Public Facility Maintenance Agency (PPSU) officers to evict people who have been living in slum houses along a 400-meter canal in the area.
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