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被强征
强行征入
强行征募
According to the statistics, which were distressing, as a result of armed conflict some 2 million children had died, and countless numbers had been wounded, orphaned, traumatized, displaced or maimed by landmines, forcibly conscripted into armed groups, abducted or abused; the situation was further compounded by the abundance of small arms and anti-personnel landmines.
Of the hundreds of thousands of builders recorded during the Qin Dynasty, many were forcibly conscripted peasants and others were criminals serving out sentences.
Following the Soviet takeover the members of Polish resistance were either forcibly conscripted to the Soviet controlled Polish People's Army or imprisoned.
Many women have been widowed by the war and a large number have been separated from their children, who were abducted during raids or forcibly conscripted.
According to their report, children as young as 10 years are being forcibly conscripted, age being no consideration as long as the child was able to carry a gun.
The situation of children was simply apocalyptic: forcibly conscripted minors constituted a large percentage of the troops of the so-called rebels, with an unimaginable impact on future Congolese generations.
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