"involuntary removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to when someone is removed against their will, often in the context of employment or political/governmental action. For example, "The mayor was forced into an involuntary removal from office following allegations of misconduct."
The concept of this involuntary removal is known as conservatorship.
But Bequilin said it was encouraging to see the UK government stress the seriousness of the bookseller's disappearances, which the report described as an "involuntary removal".
Another recent and highly controversial occurrence involving human trafficking is the abduction or deception that results in the involuntary removal of bodily organs for transplant.
On Friday a spokesperson for the UK Foreign Office said it remained "deeply concerned" about the situation of Lee Po whose "involuntary removal to the mainland was a serious breach" of Hong Kong's autonomy.
A congressional bill introduced in April proposes establishing a commission to oversee "Presidential capacity," laying down a path that the Twenty-fifth Amendment allows for involuntary removal of a President.
In effect, the city is telling families: We know what kind of help you need, but what we mostly have to offer is the involuntary removal of your children.
The report's allegations of involuntary organ removal from Falun Gong practitioners received considerable media coverage, particularly in Canada, Europe, and Australia.
The patient was able to walk 2 days after hematoma removal, and involuntary movements ceased after 7 days.
Elizabethan England saw a similar lean towards eyebrow removal, which was in part involuntary: many skincare products at the time contained toxic substances that led to hair loss.
The Republican Platform: "We will use the full force of the law against those who engage in commercial sexual exploitation and forced or bonded labor of men, women, or children; involuntary domestic servitude; trafficking in persons for the purpose of organ removal; and the illegal recruitment and use of child soldiers...
"Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning the removal of the exception to the prohibition of slavery and involuntary servitude when used as a punishment for persons duly convicted of a crime?" Amendment T read.
