The phrase "forced confinement" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of being restricted or confined against one's will. It can also be used as a legal term for the illegal restraint of someone's freedom. Example: After a lengthy trial, the perpetrator was found guilty of kidnapping and forced confinement, and was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
After weeks of forced confinement, he said, the older child was eager to stroll around the hospital.
It sounds like a charity single created in forced confinement, and shows that Lloyd shouldn't get preoccupied with anything beyond his own pleasure.
The report found that "forced confinement, excessive work demands, employer abuse and financial pressures are key factors pushing these women to kill themselves or risk their lives".
And this month, a United States rights group released a letter by the wife of a lawyer, Chen Guangcheng, who is blind, that described the beatings the couple suffered during months of forced confinement in their rural village.
Nicholas Bequelin, a Hong Kong-based researcher with Human Rights Watch, noted that forced confinement at home is the same punishment — albeit without beatings and some other severe measures — that Mr. Chen was trying to escape.
In Western societies, he said, many of these same people might be seen as odd or even as neurotic or suffering from personality disorders, but forced confinement would not be an issue.
By doing so, DDWS has been able to save people even before they were subjected to long term confinement and forced labor.
Specifically, the inclusion criterion for our study was based on the following definition of Holocaust survivor: an individual who had lived under Nazi rule or influence and was subject to: 1) forced displacement; 2) restriction in a ghetto; 3) permanence as a refugee or in hiding places; 4) confinement in forced labor camps or extermination camps [ 40].
A recent RCMP study found that as of December 2013, there were 50 cases of human trafficking or related convictions that were secured and 97 individuals who were convicted of human trafficking offences or related offences that include: forcible confinement, sexual assault, forced labor, procuring, conspiracy, or sexual assault.
His illness forced his confinement in a sanatorium from 1935 to 1937.
They never would have considered treating white northern Europeans like this with all the forced nudity, "confinement boxes," waterboarding, and all the other kinky and sadistic abuses.
