Hazing/Discipline System in YN's military.

[Marsoslavia]

In Slavic People's Army, the discipline is harsh. There are physical punishments, commanders can beat their soldiers, but they can't torture or mutilate them. Sexual abusing the soldiers and beating the soldiers in age of 12-16 are strictly forbidden. The military regulations about the discipline, are trying to ensure the safety of soldiers from health damage, both mental and physical. That practice of hazing is called "the wave" (Polish: "fala", Czech and Slovak: "vlna", Slovenian: "val", Serbian: "талас" (talas)) or "reign of grandfathers" (Russian: "Дедовщина" (dedovshchina), Ukrainian: "Дідівщина" (didivshchyna), Belarussian: "Дзедаўшчына" (Dzedaushchyna)).

Concept of the word "the wave" came from the system of abusing soldiers in Polish Army during the communist period. It was a much lighter version of Russian dedovshchina. It stopped to exist, after the end of compulsive conscription in Third Polish Republic.

[Roedean]

Solitary confinement is our military's most common punishment.

[Vallermoore]

Hazing as such is formally banned, but there have been cases where NCOs who dislike a private will punish other soldiers instead of said private, so the other soldiers beat the private that the officer dislikes later on when noone is watching.

For trivial military offences a soldier might get just told not to do it again, shouted at, or made to do a few press-ups. For more serious military offences a soldier might get fined, whipped, sent for a time to military prison or for the worst offences one can do in the military (murder and permanently paralysing an innocent person in peacetime/murder, permanently paralysing an innocent person, rape, treason and mutiny in war time) executed by hanging or firing squad.

[Ideal Britain]

Hazing is prohibited.
Military discipline includes:
Press-ups= Minor military discipline offences, idiotic comments
Court-martial=Serious offences or if the officer chooses to go to trial for a minor offence.
Amongst other things

[Sapporo Hyperspace Riftgate Laboratory]

Hazing is prohibited and is punished with a long march of 40 km per day while having to carry a backpack full of stone.

[Prozitia]

Hazing is prohibited. There's no united military to speak of, only semi-organised militias who work together during wartime. Discipline is mostly kept through cooperation rather than fear and hierarchy.

[Thermodolia]

Hazing and sexual assault are prohibited with the punishment for hazing being anywhere from a demotion to a year in prison. Sexual assault results in an automatic dishonorable discharge and 7 year minimum prison sentence.


However limited hazing during boot camp is allowed

[Bangsamoro Rojo]

Hazing as it is commonly understood is not tolerated in the Bangsamoro Liberation Army, even if some forms of what may be called non-judicial punishment toe the line.