Cambodia: Compulsory Military Service Seen as Personal Growth and National Contribution
In Cambodia, the compulsory military service period is viewed positively as an opportunity for young people to enhance their personal capabilities and contribute to national defense. Guardians and the youth themselves acknowledge that the two-year service cultivates discipline and responsibility, shaping them into valuable human resources for the future.
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