The visas "become coercive tools on the part of the employer," Ms. Pier said.
There seems to be a consensus, however, that while medical personnel may play non-treating roles in some circumstances, they should not take part in coercive, abusive, or torturous treatment of prisoners.
The use of a listing and certification process has been a critical part of coercive strategies used by the United States (U.S). to further its drug control policies internationally.
The report said that Dean Lyons was not abused or ill treated during his detention and that: His admissions were not produced by oppression or coercive conduct on the part of the Gardaí.
No doubt these coercive articles play a part in frequent, rapid, pragmatic plea deals -- rather than the exercising of Constitutional right to trial, before a likely tainted-in-advance jury.
The Unite America Party supports the power of people of faith to worship freely and to express their beliefs in the public square without coercive attempts on the part of government to diminish free expression.
Postcolonial-studies scholars recast the conservation movement as part of a coercive ideology foisted on the developing world.
Those who work with victims of domestic violence – and we now understand this coercive controlling behaviour to be part of that – already know that it is when a women decides to leave that it becomes even more dangerous for her.
"An ex-partner can put a photo online that would out someone, even if it's not sexually explicit and police might say 'What's the problem with that, it just shows a nice cosy picture of two people snuggling on a couch.' But that threat is part of a coercive situation.
These images may be produced as part of a coercive online relationship, or out of sexual curiosity or part of a romantic relationship Vulnerability Evidence given by the reporting person that the victim had been identified as having psychological difficulties, or intellectual or physical disabilities.
