Can children with criminal records serve as soldiers?

Legal analysis: No, if the child has a criminal record, it will be difficult for the child to become a soldier. Criminal punishment of immediate family members will affect their participation in the military. Unless a child joins the army with special skills that the army lacks, if the child joins the army as a public security administrative penalty, it will not affect the relatives.

Legal basis: Article 8 of the "Regulations on Political Review of Conscription": Citizens who fall into any of the following circumstances will not be conscripted into active service.

(1) Spreading politically incorrect remarks, writing, editing, publishing, and publishing politically incorrect articles or works.

(2) Those who have received criminal punishment, reeducation through labor, C&E or administrative detention;

(3) Those who are under investigation for suspected violations of disciplines and laws, or are being investigated, prosecuted, Trial;

(4) Being dismissed from public office, ordered to resign, expelled from school, or expelled from the Party, placed on probation, or expelled from the Party for committing serious mistakes;

( 5) Tattoos that show signs of underworld organizations or criminal gangs and are harmful to the country’s image and social morality;

(6) Have close relationships with people with complex political backgrounds at home and abroad and are politically suspicious;

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(7) Those who have participated in cult organizations or activities, participated in harmful martial arts organizations or actively participated in activities;

Main family members, immediate relatives, and major social relations who have a greater influence on themselves The member or other relative is a key member of a cult or harmful martial arts organization;

(8) The person or the main family members or immediate relatives participate in illegal organizations such as ethnic separatism, violence, terrorism, religious extremism, etc., with the nature of a gangster Criminal gangs or activities;

The main members of social relations or other relatives who have a greater influence on the individual are the backbone of the above-mentioned illegal organizations;

(9) Have a significant impact on the individual The affected main family members, immediate relatives, main social relations members or other relatives have been criminally punished, expelled from the party, dismissed from public office, or have serious illegal issues that have not yet been investigated, and they personally cover up or retaliate;

( 10) The main family members have committed criminal acts endangering national security or serious political issues, and I am unable to draw a clear line;

(11) Other circumstances that do not meet the conditions for recruitment into active political service.