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A Sydney shooting sparks calls for stricter gun laws, prompting Australia’s PM to launch a buyback and new regulations amid rising firearm ownership.
A mass shooting in Bondi, Sydney, has reignited Australia’s gun law debate, prompting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to announce a national buyback scheme and stricter regulations, including enhanced background checks and limits on high-capacity firearms.
Data reveals growing gun ownership, with over 50 people in NSW holding 100 or more registered firearms, including one individual with 298.
Despite Australia’s strict laws following the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, firearm numbers have nearly doubled in two decades, with urban areas seeing significant increases.
Critics argue for caps on ownership, while gun advocates warn against overreach, emphasizing legitimate uses.
The government aims to balance public safety with rights of lawful owners, with reforms expected in early 2026.
Un tiroteo en Sydney provoca llamados a leyes de armas más estrictas, lo que lleva al primer ministro de Australia a lanzar una recompra y nuevas regulaciones en medio del aumento de la propiedad de armas de fuego.