Conscription in Eurth: Difference between revisions

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Listed here are the various laws concerning forced military service in the nations of Eurth.

Country	Conscription	Age	Targeted group	Targeted gender	Percentage of targeted	Length of Service	Punishment for Evasion	Additional info
Rihan	Yes	20-25	All resident citizens	Both	100%	5 years	Imprisonment and loss of citizenship	All citizens between the ages of 20-25 must serve in the Republican Armed Forces.
Mauridiviah	No	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	None
Variota	Conscription still exists within the Klan Reierfer Gebiet and Lukinagrad	18-25	All resident citizens	Both	Based on need	2 years	Fines, lower standing with the Ministry of Klan Affairs	All other states have de facto abolished conscription for their citizens. Both states operate a lottery system; Lukinagrad additionally allows selected citizens to provide a willing replacement to take their place.
Oyus	No	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	None
Limonaia	Yes (alternative service available)	18-28	All resident citizens	Both	100%	4 years	Imprisonment for up to one year	All citizens between the ages of 18-28 must serve in the Limonaian Armed Forces, or a mandatory year of community service.
Ide Jima	Yes	18-25	All resident citizens	Men only	100%	TBD	TBD	TBD
Faramount	No	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Bulgenstaz	Formerly	18-25	All resident citizens	Both	100%	2 years	Imprisonment	Until legislation in 1993, all capable Bulgenstazi were to serve in the Bulgenstazi Liberation Army or some variant.

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-| All citizens between the ages of 18-25 must serve in the Defense Forces of Tikva. Exemptions may be granted for those engaged in dedicated Setgvek study or adhere to strict Juddish customs. The nation's conscription laws has been of much controversy in the last two decades with many left-leaning Knesset members pushing for the dissolution of the policy and instituting a professional army in its place.
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