Examples of using Forced evictions in English and their translations into German
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Discrimination, forced evictions and limited access to quality education are the norm in many countries.
and the activists against forced evictions, privatizations and destructive large-scale projects.
There was no visible progress in a European Commission investigation, ongoing since 2012, into discrimination against Roma in access to housing and forced evictions.
In connection with these land transfers there have been alarming reports about forced evictions and expulsions of smallholders who do not have formal land titles.
Unfortunately, the area's long time(less affluent) residents often resent the forced evictions and higher prices that newcomers have brought with them.
The struggle against forced evictions The two participants from Barcelona represented a very special"tandem of co-production" with regard to housing.
living and educational segregation and forced evictions.
The run up to Brazil 2014 was marred by police violence against anti-World Cup protestors and forced evictions to make way for infrastructure for the event.
It was created in 2009 in Barcelona as a response to the unprecedented wave of foreclosures and forced evictions and there are now 200 sections in Spain.
On 21 June, a Lagos State High Court found that forced evictions and their threat were unconstitutional
Forced evictions, even when justified for security reasons,
On 15 November, police in Lagos arrested and detained 158 residents, including six women one of whom was pregnant, who were protesting against forced evictions in the state.
out of the district, prevent forced evictions, or maybe simply improve the equipment on the next playground.
The movement against forced evictions of Roma families at Přednádraží has suffered several severe blows over the last month,
Direct actions against rising rents and forced evictions, against precarious work conditions
The demolitions and forced evictions, without judicial oversight
emotional impact of forced evictions, demolitions and displacement on Palestinian families
Forced evictions are incredibly violentand, of course, unconstitutional.
The forced evictions, without provision of compensation or alternative accommodation, are completely contrary to international law.
This means halting and/or preventing forced evictions.