Examples of using Coercive environment in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Along with house demolitions, forced evictions are one of the major factors contributing to the creation of a coercive environment that may result in no other choice for individuals
The article describes measures adopted by the Israeli authorities since the beginning of 2017 which exacerbate the coercive environment under which these communities live and increase the risk of their forcible transfer.
exacerbating the coercive environment facing them.
The targeting of key service infrastructure in already vulnerable communities in Area C in recent months has exacerbated the coercive environment and places residents at risk of forcible transfer.
Demolitions, forced evictions, and the discriminatory and restrictive planning regime are elements of a coercive environment created by a range of Israeli practices and policies that pressures
Demolitions, forced evictions, and the discriminatory and restrictive planning regime are elements of a coercive environment created by a range of Israeli practices and policies that pressures
generate what a Secretary-General report has referred to as a coercive environment,[1] placing many Palestinian households and entire communities in the West Bank,
risk of forcible transfer, due to a coercive environment generated by Israeli practices and policies,
The community is one of dozens of herding communities in Area C of the West Bank that the UN views as being at risk of forcible transfer due to a coercive environment generated by Israeli practices
as a result of demolition orders, and a coercive environment, could amount to individual and mass forcible transfer
the two funded projects address the shelter needs of 1,235 Palestinians living in communities in Area C that face a coercive environment due to Israeli policies,
Tightening of coercive environment on Bedouin communities around Ma'ale Adumim settlement.
Coercive environment intensified on herding Communities in southern Hebron.
Home» Coercive environment intensified on herding Communities in southern Hebron.
Palestinian families move out of the Batan al Hawa neighbourhood in East Jerusalem due to coercive environment by Israeli settler presence.
Herding communities in, or next to, a“firing zone” in eastern Nablus governorate face an increasingly coercive environment due to various Israeli practices.
A key component of the coercive environment is the restrictive and discriminatory planning regime
To different degrees, these communities have been affected by a coercive environment generated by a range of Israeli policies and practices that place
this regime contributes to the creation of a coercive environment for residents and the risk of forcible transfer.
has generated a coercive environment that places already vulnerable communities at risk of forcible transfer.