Coalition to Stop Gun Violence

The coal firearms alliance (CSGV) and the Firearm Violence Education Fund (EFSGV or Ed Foundation) are sister organizations and are part of a nationwide non-profit gun control advocacy group against gun violence. Since 1974, it has supported the reduction of American gun violence through education and law.

In 1974, the Unified Methodist Church and the Social Council ban the national pistol alliance consisting of 30 religious groups, labor groups and non-profit organizations aimed at solving "high gun crime rate and death of American society" [1] was enacted. Register with the owner of the gun, register the gun, and request that the pistol be forbidden. "Rational limiting exception" allows "authorized pistol club with police, military, licensed guards, antique stores, guns with unacceptable guns". [2] [3] 1980s 20 In the 1990s, the alliance has increased to 44 member groups. [Four]

After the massive shooting incident in Stockton, California in 1989, the ban on the nationwide pistol federation was renamed as the organization believed that aggressive weapons and pistols should be illegal It was. [5] Today, the alliance consists of 48 affiliated organizations. [6]

According to CSGV, its mission is as follows. We believe that all Americans have the right to live in areas without gun violence. We will accomplish this through policy planning, strategic involvement and effective advocacy. With regard to problems and activities, the organization has nine priority areas.

Support of gun micro capture. Ballistic recognition technology designed so that law enforcement agencies can track firearm serial numbers from pop-up cartridges detected at crime scenes. [Ten]

Support for anti-sales, a strategy aimed at forcibly changing the marketing and distribution practices of the gun industry. [14]

Joshua Horwitz is an executive director of CSGV / EFSGV. He is a lawyer and joined the education fund as a legal board in 1989.

CSGV consists of 48 organizations. These include religious groups, child welfare advocacy groups, public health experts, social justice and political action groups. [6]

The alliance for gun violence prevention (CSGV) was founded in 1974 and is one of the oldest anti-gun lobby groups in the country. CSGV is a civil society and alliances with religious, professional, labor, medical and educational organizations nationwide with 120,000 members. The goal of the alliance is to eliminate the majority of US pistols and aggressive weapons by banning import, manufacture, sale, transfer, possession, ownership and public use. Reducing the use of weapons will increase the pistol ammunition tax for limiting the acquisition of licenses for gun dealers, increasing licensing fees for cancer dealers, licensing cancer users, offsetting medical expenses, strict to cancer manufacturers Impose responsibility and dealer. The state has a one-hand law in January. The exceptions are police, military, security guards, gun clubs.

The coal firearms alliance (CSGV) and the Firearm Violence Education Fund (EFSGV or Ed Foundation) are sister organizations and are part of a nationwide non-profit gun control advocacy group against gun violence. Since 1974, it has supported the reduction of American gun violence through education and law. In 1974, the Social Committee of the Methodist Church of the United Methodist Church held a series of 30 religious groups, labor groups and non-profit groups aiming to tackle "high crime rates and deaths due to gun guilt in the US" Prohibited handgun "was founded. "Evaluating the problem" society "requires permission from the owner of the gun, registers the gun and prohibits the possession of the pistol." With police, military, certified guards, inappropriate guns Antique dealers, official pistol clubs with guns are available. Reasonable limited exception "

The alliance for the prevention of firearm violence was founded in 1974 and is another progang support organization. Their goal is to fight an increasing problem of gun violence in the United States. Their real purpose is to eliminate private sales of pistols and aggressive weapons in an orderly manner. In addition to police, military and gun club exceptions, CSGV tried to ban US citizens from pistol manufacture, sale and transfer. CSGV supports limited availability of cancer dealer licenses, increased license fees, and more stringent license and registration of cancer owners. They hope to complete these steps to end gun violence by participating in a powerful plan ("alliance") to work with the US Congress and the Legislative Assembly.