Service Militaire Obligatoire, commonly known as compulsory military service or conscription, refers to a legal requirement for citizens of a country, typically young males, to serve in the military for a certain period of time. This practice is implemented by various countries to maintain a standing army and ensure national defense. During their service, conscripts undergo military training and may be assigned to various roles within the armed forces. The duration and conditions of service can vary significantly between countries, with some requiring service for several months, while others may mandate longer commitments. Exemptions and deferments may be available for certain individuals based on criteria such as health, education, or family circumstances. Historically, compulsory military service has been a way for nations to mobilize their citizenry in times of war or national emergency, and it has sparked debates around issues of freedom, rights, and the role of the state in individuals’ lives.
Plus de 1 000 personnes se sont alignées devant l'ambassade thaïlandaise à Yangon vendredi alors que de jeunes gens cherchaient à quitter Myanmar après l'annonce de la junte militaire sur…
Myanmar's military junta has recently activated a dormant law that mandates military service for all young men and women in the country. The law, known as the People's Military Service…
La junte militaire du Myanmar a mis en place une loi permettant à l'armée de convoquer tous les hommes âgés de 18 à 35 ans et les femmes âgées de…