After its own mass shootings, Germany beefed up gun control laws. The number of shootings dropped. - News Summed Up

After its own mass shootings, Germany beefed up gun control laws. The number of shootings dropped.


Despite the strength of the country’s gun laws, some Germans say they could be even stronger. A girl is helped by rescue workers out of a police armored vehicle as officers aim their guns during a school shooting in Erfurt, Germany, in 2002. There are 5.83 million registered guns in Germany belonging to 2.31 million owners, ranking it 14th in the world in gun ownership. Tough gun control laws in Germany that were rigorously tightened after two ghastly school shootings in 2002 and 2009 have helped cut the number of firearm killings in half to about 50 a year, according to experts. But I’d like to see Germany completely ban guns or at least make the gun control laws even tougher.”MORE WORLD NEWSIn China, feminism is growing — and so is the backlash


Source: Los Angeles Times June 15, 2016 21:11 UTC



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