Women should have to register for military draft, too, commission tells congress a commission appointed by congress will recommend that expanding selective service registration to women is a. 03 24 2020 11:40 am edt. a congressionally mandated commission is recommending women should be eligible for the draft, a move that comes five years after the pentagon opened all combat roles to.
In a 2016 rasmussen reports poll, 61% of men favoured extending the draft registration to both sexes while only 38% of women supported doing so. that said, both men and women are not keen about. In a significant departure from decades of practice, the report will also recommend that young women should be required to register with the selective service system, the independent government agency that maintains a database of americans eligible for a potential draft. “this is a necessary and fair step,” the report says. But opinion about women being drafted appears sharply divided along gender lines. in a 2016 rasmussen reports poll, 61% of men favoured extending the draft registration to both sexes while only 38. It was jettisoned from that year's final version of the law in favor of a commission to study the future of the draft. the commission finished its work in 2020 and recommended that draft.
But opinion about women being drafted appears sharply divided along gender lines. in a 2016 rasmussen reports poll, 61% of men favoured extending the draft registration to both sexes while only 38. It was jettisoned from that year's final version of the law in favor of a commission to study the future of the draft. the commission finished its work in 2020 and recommended that draft. A congressionally mandated commission recommended wednesday that women should be eligible for the draft and required to sign up at 18. congress created the national commission on military, national and public service in 2017 to develop recommendations about the need for a military draft and how to foster an interest in all types of national service among young americans. "in reviewing the question of whether selective service registration should include women, the commission seriously considered a wide range of deeply felt moral, legal, and practical arguments and.
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