Myanmar Conscripted Husband Killed
This is a Myanmar news story, published by BBC, that relates primarily to Zue Zue news.
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•'My husband was conscripted and now he’s dead': The civilians dying in Myanmar's war
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In February , Myanmar 's military regime, known as the junta, announced compulsory conscription.
The junta has faced an uprising on multiple fronts - including from volunteer People’s Defence Forces and ethnic armed groups.
The uprising has since escalated into a full-blown civil war.
Many young Burmese have taken drastic measures to resist the conscription order.
Zue Zue , a 20-year-old from Yangon , abandoned her dream of becoming a Chinese translator to join the Special Operation Force .
Many who flee to Thailand , like Min Min , end up in low-wage jobs.
Thai authorities have become stricter in catching illegal migrants, and many are now facing deportation.
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