Sentence examples for forced internment from inspiring English sources

That makes forced internment tempting.

But President Clinton said that facing racial slurs and forced internment, Japanese-Americans had not gotten a fair deal.

The US-based Physicians for Human Rights said in a report it had found evidence of crimes including "murder, torture, rape, forced internment and disappearance" by Gaddafi forces during their siege of Misrata earlier in the conflict.

Forced internment of addicts has in fact been legal in Brazil for a decade, but only for short periods and if a doctor thinks the patient poses an immediate, serious risk.

The first episode, "The German Woman," is set around the forced internment of German nationals after war broke out, but it also lingers, like "Gosford Park" and "Remains of the Day," on the injustices of the British class system at the time.

On May 1, actor, activist and gay icon George Takei will deliver a talk that spans his LGBTQ advocacy, his journey as a legend in the science fiction world, and his family's forced internment as Japanese-Americans during World War II.

Japanese residents were forced into internment camps during World War II.

And not quite 60 years ago, Asian-Americans were again uprooted, this time forced into internment camps.

In 1942, when the Japanese were forced into internment camps, the business effectively collapsed.

Indeed, to prove their loyalty, many Japanese-American men volunteered in the Second World War, even as their families were forced into internment camps as "enemy aliens".

Fletcher, a former California agriculture inspector, quit his job in the middle of World War II to manage the fruit farms of Japanese families who were forced into internment camps.