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Another firearm amnesty period approved

9 min · 2 de jul de 2020
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In January, the South African Policing Union called on Police Minister Bheki Cele to cancel the firearm amnesty calling it problematic, adding that it undermines accountability. However, in April some firearm owners petitioned the Minister to consider extending the amnesty. Topic: Another firearm amnesty period approved Guest: Claire Taylor, Researcher at Gun Free SA See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

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