Sentence examples for violent eviction from inspiring English sources

And why no word on the more questionable, more violent eviction that took place simultaneously at Occupy's School of Ideas?

By the time Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva offered to hold an election in November, it appeared that compromise was no longer possible, and the violent eviction followed.

Critics say the food shortages have been partially caused by the president's land reforms enacted since 2000 when the government oversaw the often violent eviction of white farmers.

The dead man was identified as Nelson García, 38, who was shot by unidentified gunmen after a violent eviction by Honduran security forces in a Lenca indigenous community.

Less than two weeks after Cáceres was killed another Copinh member, Nelson García, 38, was shot dead during a violent eviction by Honduran security forces.

Commenting on the eviction, Ms Wargalla said: "We hadn't expected to be evicted from the cathedral steps because previously the church has said it would give us sanctuary when there's a violent eviction.

Occasionally, this results in violent evictions.

Further and possibly violent evictions are now in view.

"There are still large-scale, violent evictions, generally in national parks, but they are less common now.

Security forces shot and killed a 15-year-old girl on Wednesday during a clash with about 200 villagers armed with axes and crossbows in eastern Cambodia, in the latest of several violent evictions aimed at clearing land for development.

Sugar is among the worst sectors for land-related human rights abuses, marked by violent evictions, the use of the military against civilians, and attacks and arrests of community activists.