As reports emerge that the junta's depleted military is already forcibly recruiting civilians and making lists of candidates, the shock over conscription is turning to rage.
National Union Government and resistance organizations say move to impose military conscription is illegal. Pro-military groups take to the streets to show support for it.
In its latest effort to beef up its troop levels, the junta on Tuesday dusted off the Reserve Forces Law, allowing it to recall veterans to active duty. Those who refuse face prison.
Kutkai residents fear fighting will break out between the Ta'ang National Liberation Army and Kachin Independence Army in the northern Shan State town.
It's time for the international community to equip the resistance with military hardware—particularly air defense systems—argues researcher and author Dr. Ashley South.
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As reports emerge that the junta's depleted military is already forcibly recruiting civilians and making lists of candidates, the shock over conscription is turning to rage.
National Union Government and resistance organizations say move to impose military conscription is illegal. Pro-military groups take to the streets to show support for it.
In its latest effort to beef up its troop levels, the junta on Tuesday dusted off the Reserve Forces Law, allowing it to recall veterans to active duty. Those who refuse face prison. 
The Karenni Army and Karenni Nationalities Defense Force took control of the town after a month of attacks.
The constant bombing of the coastal Rakhine State town is in revenge for heavy regime defeats across the state, according to the armed group.
Defense minister appointed to lead 18-member body in preparation for launch of recruitment drive in April. 
Hate campaign against Rakhine people in Yangon and Mandalay follows similar attempts by the regime to drum up support amid military losses. 
Kutkai residents fear fighting will break out between the Ta'ang National Liberation Army and Kachin Independence Army in the northern Shan State town.
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Rakhine State and Mandalay, Magwe, Sagaing and Tanintharyi regions.
It's time for the international community to equip the resistance with military hardware—particularly air defense systems—argues researcher and author Dr. Ashley South.
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