"forcible displacement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone is forced to move from their home or land due to external pressure or violence. For example, "The government's policy of forcible displacement has resulted in thousands of people being displaced."
It set in motion the events that produced immense forcible displacement in the region.
No sports event is worth the forcible displacement of innocent people from their homes.
This language matters because forcible displacement implicates responsibility in a way voluntary migration does not.
Israel's establishment resulted in, and required, the forcible displacement of Palestinians both within and outside of Palestine.
This is reckoned to be the largest forcible displacement of people within India since it became independent, in 1947.
In the wake of Kelo, there was a massive outcry against the forcible displacement of homes and small businesses by the government.
As WOLA notes, President Uribe hopes for a massive expansive of the cultivation of palm from 285,000 hectares to 6,000,000 hectares through the Colombia FTA - an expansion which will entail the forcible and violent displacement of civilians from their land by paramilitary-controlled palm companies.
For Afghans, the power of these local chieftains means living with the constant threat of extortion, of forcible recruitment, fighting and the displacement of families, and the possibility of being denied access to land or water.
It also means ending the human rights violations perpetrated against children in situations of armed conflict, including forcible recruitment, abduction and forced displacement and sexual violence -- outrages that the Security Council ringingly condemned in its groundbreaking Resolution of 25 August.
Others saw similar links to the displacement of tribes in the Amazon basin and the forcible demolition of private houses in a Moscow suburb.
Forcible oral sodomy, guilty.
