Gun Violence

We all want a safe and comfortable lifestyle. This is our human rights.

But in the United States, gun violence is an epidemic that directly threatens these rights - Amnesty International addresses the human rights crisis

In high-income countries, the United States accounts for 80% of world gun deaths, 86% of all women die of guns and 87% of children under the age of 14 make up.

The US gun law is becoming contradictory and weak - the federal, state and local governments do not comply with international law obligations to protect people's safety

Amnesty International has shifted its focus on firearms discussions to focus on the rights of all of us who live without violence and fear and we are trying to protect people from gun violence by state law and federal level law I am working hard.

We are investigating the extent of the problem, the impact on human rights, and how local governments, states, and federal governments are fulfilling their obligations. Our research team is currently carrying out projects related to firearm violence. It is due to be released at the beginning of 2018.

We will cooperate with regional, state and national alliances to place gun violence under the broader human rights context. Please read more about our position in this blog post and check our testimony against the American Human Rights Commission.

We mobilize grassroots activists to pass state law and federal law to help end gun violence. In addition to your name: President Trump and Congress urge to pass reform to deter gun violence

I think the time has come for the Democratic Party to reconsider our position on guns. Gun violence in the United States is a matter of public health. Gun violence in the United States is a matter of social justice. Gun violence in the United States is an economic problem. Gun violence in the United States affected our freedom consciousness and we reduced the ability to pursue our happiness. Democrats need to start talking about all these problems. The problem of gun violence in the United States is not solved only by control and control. There seems to be a consensus that gun violence exists in the US, but I think I have seen charts and graphs showing that the crime of guns and guns is increasing. Although the government has not actually studied the issue of gun violence in fact for more than 15 years. Things began to blur when we tried to pull back some layers and find the cause of gun violence problems. We have "good people with guns and bad guys with guns". From a statistical point of view, the results are not perfectly relevant.

My theme is violence by guns in the United States, not violence by guns elsewhere. Good or bad, I guess there are always many private guns in America. My focus is on the role of guns in gun violence. I have not discussed various ways to reduce violence such as child rearing, dieting, sleeping, education system, mental health treatment, drug abuse policy, or reducing poverty and racial discrimination. I will not talk about the role of the criminal justice system 3 I will not talk about the treatment of wounds by guns or the changes in mental health care against trauma. Finally, I will not analyze the role of the US in providing guns to criminals around the world.