land confiscation

Within 20 years, 40% of their lands were lost, some through government land confiscation.

He warned that illegal land confiscation had to be stopped.

He allowed himself and his people to be arrested without resistance for opposing land confiscation.

Naturally, the prospect of land confiscation further alienated the Irish.

The government has tried to slow land confiscations.

War finally started in 1860 and lasted for nearly 10 years, resulting in land confiscations by the British government.

Unrest and rebellion caused by these actions were met with further punitive land confiscations.

Mainly the Shwe gas project has been linked with land confiscation and human right abuses.

From the mid-16th to the early 17th century, crown governments carried out a policy of land confiscation and colonisation known as Plantations.

He also called for the appointment of a commission to look into Māori grievances related to land confiscations.

Her group has documented what she described as systematic suppression of people who complain about problems like land confiscations and police torture.

In some areas, the colonial regimes brought massive land confiscations, violence and what some see as genocide.

Grey accepted their offer and reassured the Māori that there would be no punitive land confiscation.

This industry is, however, under pressure as a result of Israeli land confiscations and the destruction of olive groves.

Meanwhile, Mr. Chen said, farmers will be given more compensation after land confiscations.

I'm opposing the Israeli occupation policies, the land confiscation, the collective punishments and the assassinations.

They are also on high alert because of a surge in popular protests over widespread corruption, land confiscations and the country's growing wealth gap.

Since the 1990s Tainui have been actively seeking a resolution to their ongoing grievance over land confiscation.

Sewell later resigned from a post as Attorney-General over the government's land confiscation policies.

New Zealand Settlements Act passed to effect land confiscation.

Officials in the Yulin mayor's office and other city agencies refused interview requests and said they would not discuss the land confiscation.

Real estate has become a primary engine of the Chinese economy, but also a source of widespread official corruption and illegal land confiscations.

Most Catholics, however were disappointed that the Cromwellian land confiscations were, on the whole, allowed to stand.

McNamaras lived there until the Cromwellian land confiscations of the 17th century when it became disused.

Among Cuban residents, there are comparisons to the land confiscations they suffered under Cuba's Communist rule.