Enforced sex and coerced payments to police, although outside the law, were experienced as discipline as if for moral wrongdoing, to "bring sex workers to their senses," and suggesting that they were matter out of place (box 3, extract 1).
So-called cybersquatters register names they know are trademarked, hoping to coerce payment from the trademark owners.
When consumers they tried to return the merchandise by mail or complained in writing, they sometimes received fake invoices and threatening letters that tried to coerce payment in return.
In that case, these same right-wing groups should, theoretically, express even more outrage about a policy that goes beyond coerced payment a policy that actually compels physicians to provide, and women to undergo, an unwanted and unnecessary medical procedure.
Lee, who took a board seat last September and is heading up the company in the absence of his sick father, is said to have told authorities that he " felt coerced" into making the payments, according to the Journal's report.
A report by Human Rights Watch in 2013 found that previous repatriation payments of $1,500 were not taken voluntarily and many migrants were coerced into leaving Israel.
The $70 million payment was part of a $100 million settlement resolving charges by regulators that First Boston had coerced participants in initial public offerings to share with First Boston a portion of their gains from immediately selling the shares.
The lawsuit claims the companies coerced policyholders into settling damage claims for less than their actual value by editing engineering reports, delaying payments and forcing policyholders to go to court to challenge the estimates.
Since signing the November agreement with Hollinger International, Lord Black has disavowed many parts of it, contending in court papers that it was he who was coerced and deceived into agreeing to step down and to commit to make restitution on some of those payments.
Coerced investments from the business sector followed.
