The phrase "forced repatriation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the involuntary return of individuals to their home country, often in relation to refugees or migrants.
Example: "The government faced criticism for its policy of forced repatriation of asylum seekers."
Alternatives: "involuntary repatriation" or "compulsory return."
He is resisting forced repatriation to Algeria.
Forced repatriation of ethnic minorities is out, for the moment at least.
The forced repatriation this week was not the first time such measures had been used.
The forced repatriation appears to be happening in large waves this week.
Forced repatriation, no matter the circumstances or dangers at home, may also become more common.
Aamer has repeatedly protested against the possibility of forced repatriation to Saudi Arabia.
As a close observer of UN processes, Cohen provides a number of concrete suggestions about how member states, the UNHCR and the Secretary-General might get more involved in persuading China to abandon forced repatriations.
Why the officials are ignoring it?" Bailey said there was "no safe option at all for Mojgan to return to Iran" and Jafari said Iran would not accept forced repatriations in any case.
On Tuesday Erdoğan boasted of the so-called forced repatriations, telling fellow lawmakers that Gabon had recently returned three Turkish citizens with suspected links to U.S.-based opposition leader Fethullah Gulen.
Forced corporate repatriation is one issue.
Over the past five months, readers of Big Comic, a Japanese fortnightly magazine, have followed the exploits of the fictitious ethnographer as he gets embroiled in a bizarre plot to force the repatriation of the museum's prized objects.The strip, called "The Case Records of Professor Munakata", was introduced 15 years ago by Yukinobu Hoshino, one of Japan's most notable manga artists.
