Sentence examples for should be internment from inspiring English sources

Katie Hopkins, recently fired from LBC for tweeting Britain needed a "final solution" after the Manchester terror attack, was asked whether there should be internment camps reminiscent of the Japanese camps during World War II.

Let there be no doubt that a further extension of pre-charge detention would be internment.

The council concludes that Jones and Davis should be removed from duty, and that extrajudicial internments by police must be reviewed.

Newspapers should be finding ways of giving the public information about internment.

Manzanar and Minidoka National Historic Sites where Americans of Japanese ancestry were interned in WWII illustrate why internment is an indelible blot on our national record, and never should be repeated.

On immigration, the author writes that the prime minister "recommends internment camps for illegal immigrants and states they should be forced to work".

And there is the state-sponsored terror – Desmond Tutu and Jimmy Carter argued last year that Sri Lanka should be struck off the UN human rights council for its abuses: internment, torture and abductions.

Critics say: That's internment: it never worked against the IRA.

These are internment camps, with a new name.

That heinous comparison led the New York Times to publish an op-ed by a Harvard law professor reassuring us that, even if the legal decision authorizing internment has never been overturned, we shouldn't be worried because the judiciary now sees the legal justification for internment as "bad constitutional law".

Lunghua internment camp blueprint, September 1943 From 1943, Ballard and his family were interned in Lunghua camp, outside Shanghai.