internment

During World War II, many Japanese Americans were subjected to internment in the United States.

The internment of political dissidents is a violation of human rights.

The internment camp was overcrowded and lacked basic necessities.

The government justified the internment as a matter of national security.

The internment of refugees fleeing persecution is a humanitarian crisis.

The internment policy was widely criticized by human rights organizations.

Internment during wartime is a common practice in many countries.

The internment of innocent civilians is a grave injustice.

The internment of asylum seekers is a contentious issue in many countries.

Internment without due process is a violation of the rule of law.

Remarkable! Considering the terrible living conditions of the internment camps.

My internment at Sainte-Anne psychiatric hospital lasted for four months.

I was taken to the internment camp near the Galle Crater.

This is the place that tells the story of the internment of Japanese-Americans in military-like camps during World War Two.

We're going to talk about the Japanese internment camps.

In 1942, the U.S. government had what were called Japanese " internment" camps.

The British destroyed a lot of territory and built incredibly harsh internment camps.

The rest were put in special places called " internment camps" .

These internment camps seemed like a good idea to the U.S. government at the time.

More than 60 percent of these people in the internment camps were American citizens.