Sentence examples for forcible treatment from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch is accusing Uzbekistan of reverting to "Stalinist-era tactics" by ordering a human rights activist to undergo forcible treatment with "powerful psychotropic drugs".

(A ninth Bolotnaya Square protestor, Mikhail Kosenko, was already sentenced to forcible psychiatric treatment last year; an ominous return to a Soviet-era method of silencing critical voices).

Eventually he advocated forcible intervention by Spain to restore Roman Catholicism in England.

The charges include war crimes of persecutions, extermination, murder, imprisonment, torture, inhumane acts and cruel treatment, deportation, forcible transfer of population, wanton destruction and plunder of property.

After a forcible spell in a residential treatment centre he emerged clean and sober, and stayed that way for a decade and a half.

In cases where there is slight movement it is better to combine operative and mechanical treatment, beginning first with rather forcible attempts at reduction in order to produce inflammation, and then making continuous horizontal traction, as well as employing systematic exercises with the idea of exciting sufficient inflammation to hold it in place.

Numerous reports by the U.N. itself have highlighted degrading and inhumane treatment that is routine in China: forcible abortions, religious persecution, the oppression of minorities".

Mr Aamer, 48, told of the brutal treatment he received at the hands of the Forcible Cell Extraction team, of being hog-tied, and having family photographs used against him.

All physical restraints reported were followed by forcible injection and several people reported perceived coercion in receiving treatment.

The attempt to reestablish motion in a stiff joint by forcible manipulation dates back to the earliest period of surgical treatment.

On Tuesday, Dr. Steven Miles testified that forcible extractions of detainees from their cells are "a form of punishment" and that the overall treatment of hunger strikers was part of a "punitive strategy to deter hunger striking," according to an account from the human rights group Reprieve, which is helping to represent Dhiab.