The South African said: “I have a very personal experience with gun violence. I lost my father to gun violence.”Everyone should support the #NeverAgain movement, says @CharlizeAfrica. “I’m so happy to see the youth take control with their voice on what’s going on with gun control ... They’re the ones coming up with a solution.” #GESF #TeacherPrize (From @dabeard at @GESForum in Dubai.) pic.twitter.com/wsXyH2nFMl — Neil Parekh #GESF (@neilparekh) March 17, 2018She added: “I just don’t understand when people try to make the conversation, the argument that the fix is more guns. It is so outrageous to me.”Theron spoke on Saturday at the Global Education and Skills Forum being held in Dubai.

Source: Irish Independent March 17, 2018 12:36 UTC