About 40 people were killed in junta attacks in eight days, an analysis by The Irrawaddy found. Most were civilians who died during random bombing of villages.
Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews said that with the enforcement of the conscription law, the junta is trying to justify and expand its pattern of forced recruitment.
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A migrant worker foundation has recorded that 106 Myanmar citizens have been detained since February 15.
About 40 people were killed in junta attacks in eight days, an analysis by The Irrawaddy found. Most were civilians who died during random bombing of villages. 
Regime troops and allied militia have escalated deadly attacks on villages in Shwebo District since ceasefire in neighboring Shan State last month.
Anti-regime forces must be prepared for a change in strategy by the generals, who are looking to buy time to restock their depleted military.
Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews said that with the enforcement of the conscription law, the junta is trying to justify and expand its pattern of forced recruitment.
Takeshi Ebisawa planned to use the proceeds to fund weapons purchases for an ethnic armed organization, US authorities said.
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