GERMAN SCHOOLCHILDREN PROTEST AGAINST MILITARY CONSCRIPTION
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More than 45,000 students across Germany have protested against plans to reinstate compulsory military service. Demonstrations have taken place in more than 100 cities, as protesters have opposed the government's plans to change the military service system. The protests began after the Defense Ministry began calling up 18-year-olds for medical checkups as part of a new law on military service. According to the students, although the system curre…
The protest started after the Ministry of Defence began to recruit 18-year-old men for the design of the military in more than 100 cities in Germany. However, the demonstrators fear that they would be able to re-establish their military service. The protests began after the Ministry of Defence began to recruit 18-year-old men for the design of the military. The military service remains voluntary. However, the demonstrators fear that they would b…
Throughout Germany, tens of thousands of students took to the streets to demonstrate against possible conscription. As the initiative "School strike against conscription" announced, there were around 100 demonstrations in which more than 45,000 people participated.
School strikes are being organized across Germany to protest against the possible re-introduction of compulsory military service, the BBC reports.
Germany's attempt to strengthen its armed forces has met with resistance.
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