Sentence examples for coerced- from inspiring English sources

Read more: Guantánamo torturer led brutal Chicago regime of shackling and confession Bad lieutenant: American police brutality, exported from Chicago to Guantánamo Plus: How Chicago police condemned the innocent – a trail of coerced confessions Latest: Follow the Guardian's investigation into Chicago's Homan Square.

Multiple people in prison in Illinois insist they have been wrongly convicted on the basis of coerced confessions extracted by Zuley and his colleagues.

Girls and women abducted by the Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram have described life in captivity which includes forced marriage and labour, rape, torture, psychological abuse and coerced religious conversion.

Cora Bissett created the powerful play Roadkill, which raised awareness of how trafficked girls are coerced into sexual slavery, and now she joins forces with Yusra Warsama to tell the stories of those affected by FGM.

Part One: Bad lieutenant – American police brutality, exported from Chicago to Guantanamo Part Two: How Chicago police condemned the innocent – a trail of coerced confessions.

He was coerced into outing himself by a friend of his father's who'd guessed about his orientation.

Related: How Chicago police condemned the innocent: a trail of coerced confessions Figures obtained by Chicago's First Defense Legal Aid under a freedom-of-information request found that in 2013, lawyers were able to visit clients in police custody citywide for only 302 out of 143,398 arrestees – a rate of 0.2%.

Part two: How Chicago police condemned the innocent – a trail of coerced confessions.

"From the figures released by ZEC, it is clear that people's will was disregarded especially in the rural areas where villagers were coerced to vote for Zanu-PF by the state agents, Zanu-PF militias and traditional leaders in clear violation of the electoral act".

The spam sending fridge from earlier this year could easily be seen as being a 'bad refrigerator', not because of an inappropriate interior temperature but because of its coerced online activity.

The International Labour Organisation ILOO) estimates that in 2011, almost 21 million people were trapped in jobs that they were coerced or deceived into, jobs that they were unable to leave.