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The regime says it aims to recruit around 50,000 people per year. 
Junta-supplied militia and regime troops raided three villages in Gangaw Township on Wednesday morning, killing 10 men and incinerating 26 homes.
Bangladesh said 302 border guards and 28 others were shipped by the regime to the Rakhine capital, Sittwe.
New Mon State Party (Anti-Dictatorship) rejects cooperation and dialogue with the regime in favor of fight for a federal union and self-determination. 
Labor Ministry is apparently seeking to slam exit door on 14 million young people eligible for compulsory military service.
Activists warn of increased labor rights violations in Thailand and human trafficking as young people flee to avoid mandatory military service.
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