Myanmar junta bans men from applying to work abroad

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A previous coup passed the military support laws in 2010, but it was never implemented.

It allows the defense to summon all people aged 18- 35 and people aged 18- 27 to provide for at least two centuries.

Additionally, that law forbids the extension of a person’s term of service to five years in the event of an emergency and sentences them to the same time for ignoring a summons to offer.

When the Myanmar junta took control of the country in 2021, the military extended the state of emergency for an additional six months.

According to pro-military Telegram records, a second batch of several thousand volunteers has now begun teaching under the law.

According to a coup official, the law was necessary “because of the scenario happening in our state” as it fights both the so-called People’s Defence Forces and more established armed groups from ethnic minority.

Although the military just has the capacity to train 50 000 people annually, he claimed, around 13 million people may be ready to be called up.

More than 4, 900 people have been killed in the government’s assault on opposition since its February 2021 revolt and more than 26, 000 people arrested, according to a local monitoring group.