| forced labor | 23.63 | The forced labor. | ||
| forced repatriation | 10.86 | It has promised no forced repatriation. | ||
| forced entry | 8.23 | No signs of forced entry. | ||
| forced laborer | 4.94 | He had been brought to Japan as a forced laborer. | ||
| forced abortion | 3.62 | Women reportedly endure forced abortions and sterilizations. | ||
| forced fumble | 3.55 | He also had three forced fumbles. | ||
| forced resignation | 3.42 | How does he avoid a forced resignation? | ||
| forced labour | 3.16 | Their terms would be served with forced labour. | ||
| forced expulsion | 2.90 | Refugees of roundups, forced expulsions and other brutal treatment. | ||
| forced marriage | 2.63 | Rape and forced marriage. | ||
| forced prostitution | 2.63 | The reasons for the rise in forced prostitution seem clear. | ||
| forced retirement | 2.57 | That was a forced retirement. | ||
| forced return | 2.44 | Forced returns began last October. | ||
| forced landing | 2.17 | He made a forced landing on a highway. | ||
| forced overtime | 2.17 | Forced overtime is common. | ||
| forced evacuation | 2.04 | They expected to finish the forced evacuation by mid-afternoon. | ||
| forced sale | 1.71 | Forced sales would work. | ||
| forced relocation | 1.45 | Few welcomed the forced relocation. | ||
| forced sterilization | 1.45 | The platform condemns forced sterilizations and forced abortions. | ||
| forced removal | 1.38 | She was helped into a pair of shoes for the forced removal. |