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GunPolicy.org

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GunPolicy.org


With more than 190,000 pages of news, data and comparative charts, and visited by 1.5 million uniquely identifiable users per year, GunPolicy.org is the world's most comprehensive and accessible web source for published evidence on armed violence, firearm law and gun control. GunPolicy.org is hosted by the Sydney School of Public Health (at the University...
Essay

Guns and the Pacific: a wasteful hiccup


After disastrous leakages of government guns in Fiji, the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, Australia led the charge to help island nations lock up their small arms, building secure state armouries across the region. But of late, regional implementation of the UN Programme of Action has lagged.
Essay

Australian government assault rifle now a common crime gun in Papua New Guinea


The Australian SLR remains the experienced criminal's assault weapon of choice writes Philip Alpers. Of the 7,664 M-16 and SLR assault rifles delivered to the PNG Defence Force since 1971, only 2,013 (26 per cent) remain in stock. Now, Australia faces the near-inevitability of its own peacemakers facing its own guns.
Fact sheet

"Harmless" .22 calibre rabbit rifles kill more people than any other type of gun


Contrary to their popular image as low-powered 'bunny guns', .22-calibre rifles are commonly used in multiple shootings.
Report

The right to keep secret guns: registering firearms to reduce gun violence


Among a small, but vocal minority of shooters the universal registration of firearms is both the most ridiculed and the most feared of all measures to control guns. It is a fundamental belief of some gun owners that any register of firearms is merely the first step to eventual confiscation by a corrupt future government...

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