Sentence examples for were forcibly relocated from inspiring English sources

In 1904, blacks living near the city centre were forcibly relocated to Klipspruit, 10 miles southwest of town.

Others were forcibly relocated north by a Canadian government keen to claim sovereignty over the high reaches of the Arctic.

Her ministry is overloaded with property dispute cases from Saddam Hussein's time, when thousands were forcibly relocated.

Between 1960 and 1980 close to four million blacks were forcibly relocated, including several hundred thousand from Johannesburg, to remote, desiccated Bantustans (ethnic "homelands").

Under the German occupation of Poland during World War II, Mr. Kolakowski and his family were forcibly relocated to different towns and villages.

Under apartheid, the urban poor were forcibly relocated into outer-city settlements – often located between five and 40km from the urban periphery.

Her family was forcibly relocated to Uzbekistan under Stalin's regime.

Mr. Alexandre said survivors from flooded villages -- like Mapou, where 1,000 are feared dead -- might have to be forcibly relocated.

Ngugi's brother was, after all, an anti-British Mau Mau guerrilla fighter, and his mother and siblings had been forcibly relocated by the colonial authorities.

Mr. Leyson was 10 years old when the Germans invaded Poland and his family was forcibly relocated to the Jewish ghetto in Krakow.

This was little consolation to the residents of the nearby Vila Autódromo community, some of whom are being forcibly relocated to make way for the development.