vyhlaovaných

vyhlaňovaní is a Slovak and Czech noun that refers to people who have been excluded, banned, or forcibly removed from a particular place, group, or social context. The term is derived from the verb vyhlaňovať, which means to banish or expel. It can describe both literal physical expulsion—such as forced displacement of populations or deportation—and more metaphorical forms of exclusion, including social ostracism or political marginalization.

Historically, vyhlaňovaní has appeared in various contexts. During periods of regime change or conflict, governments have documented lists of vyhlaňovaní citizens who were subject to compulsory resettlement or repression. In the post‑World War II era, for example, many ethnic minorities were listed as vyhlaňovaní due to shifting borders. In contemporary discourse, the term is sometimes used to describe political activists or journalists who are barred from certain venues or media outlets, or who face travel restrictions imposed by authorities.

The plural form vyhlaňovaní is often used in official reports, legal documents, and journalistic accounts. It can be paired with qualifiers such as "vojenskí vyhlaňovaní" (military deportees) or "politickí vyhlaňovaní" (political refugees) to specify the context. The noun can also appear as an adjective, vyhlaňovaný, to describe an individual or group that has experienced exclusion.

In social sciences, the concept of vyhlaňovaní is studied in relation to human rights, migration policy, and the dynamics of power and inclusion. Researchers analyze patterns of exclusion to understand how societal boundaries are constructed and maintained. The term thus serves as a linguistic marker for the broader issues of belonging, belongingness, and the legal recognition of individuals within state and civil societies.