Sentence examples for internment process from inspiring English sources
The 24-page report concluded that "persons deprived of their liberty face the risk of being subjected to a process of physical and psychological coercion, in some cases tantamount to torture, in the early stages of the internment process".
Murphy then explores identity formations, emasculation, and the role of social class, referring not only to Michelle Moyd's deconstruction of the myth of the "loyal askari," but also describing how German prisoners came to feel more German through the process of internment.
Instead, it called for a process to lift international sanctions in return for improvements in living conditions and human rights by Kim's regime, which has punished dissidents with forced labor and internment in political prison camps.
This is the party that invented the no-fly list – it was a concoction of the Bush administration, just like a series of policies that did more damage to the principle of due process than anything since FDR's Japanese internment camps during the second world war.
These days the process has changed; most of them come from the internment centre for migrants.
The history of the United States unfortunately teaches us that too often negative consequences can result from such mistakes — the internment of Japanese-American citizens during World War II, for example — when due process of law is set aside in the misguided belief that doing so would enhance national security.
Such principles, which were part of the framers' broad conception of due process, have not always been followed when it comes to national security, from the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II to the Bush administration's warrantless surveillance program.
Rather than focusing on Nazi or Vichy aggression and the overt violence of round-ups, internment and deportation, the exhibition illustrates state antisemitism as part of a much more public and conscious process.
