Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Overview of gun laws by nation" in English language version.
Misdemeanours and felonies
The Palestinian Firearms and Ammunition Law [...] prohibits the possession, acquisition and carrying of firearms or parts thereof or bullets without a license. [...] This law is not applied in the Gaza Strip.
According to data from the REAFUC office in Sucre, last year there was no application for a weapons license for personal defense, except for those pending procedures for an exemption that closed in 2018
Sem prejuízo do disposto no número anterior, mediante autorização especial do diretor nacional da PSP, podem ser autorizadas a venda, a aquisição, a cedência, a detenção, a utilização, a importação, a exportação e a transferência de armas, munições e acessórios da classe A destinados a colecionadores, museus públicos ou privados, coleções visitáveis, investigação científica ou industrial e utilizações em realizações teatrais, cinematográficas ou outros espetáculos de natureza artística, de reconhecido interesse cultural e histórico, com exceção de bens e tecnologias militares cuja autorização é da competência do membro do Governo responsável pela área da defesa nacional..
Aos atiradores de tiro desportivo pode ser autorizada a aquisição, a detenção, o uso e porte de armas e acessórios previstos nas alíneas ad), af), ag), ah) e ai) do n.º 2 do artigo 3.º.
{{citation}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)Adanech said no party in Ethiopia has been licensed to transfer or sell rifles and hence those firearms transactions that have been taking place in different parts of the country were illegal, she said
However, very few applications for firearms licenses have been registered in recent years
Guiding gun control legislation in Syria includes the... Legislative Decree No. 51 of 23 September 2001
arms and ammunition or other military materials to an enemy during war time
The Gambia has strict laws regarding the use and possession of dangerous weapons. "Military style" firearms are illegal. The police can license hunting weapons.
Only vetted Qatari citizens may request permission from the Interior Ministry to purchase and obtain a shotgun or air gun for hunting purposes.
Handgun permits are very difficult to obtain, but many criminals have handguns anyway. Shotguns, the only firearms normally owned by civilians, are also frequently used in the commission of crimes.
The homemade manufacture was simply prohibited because the Portuguese feared any transaction of such weapons to the Independentist Fighters. [...] in the first years after independence, the Guinean state published the Law 1 / 73, BO of 04/01/75, which maintains, in the following terms, the same Portuguese colonial law
The National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Programme (PNDDR)[...] estimated there were about 400 small arms on the island, some belonging to the state military and others thought to have entered the island illegally.
There is no civilian possession of firearms with the police and the military being the only bodies that are permitted to keep firearms. In 1977 President René issued a Presidential Decree to withdraw all civilian firearms licences and not to issue any further licences.
Decree [...] does not specify that the applicant must show a reason particular to acquire a weapon or ammunition. [...] In practice, the assessment of the validity of the reason is left entirely at the discretion of the authorities.[permanent dead link]
The other category of people who hold arms are traders who can afford to buy them and are able to carry out the administrative procedures for obtaining a permit to carry weapons[permanent dead link]
In Kosovo the UNMIK Head of Police has a discretionary right to reject a licence application.
[...]licences for hunting rifles. These licences are valid for a year and can be renewed; only 35 such licences were issued in 2018
On 15 February 2022, Faisal Jammoul, a Syrian delegate, member of the National Security Committee, and the Syrian Parliament's Constitutional Committee, gave a live interview on "Al Madina FM" about upcoming amendments to Syrian Arms and Ammunitions Law. During the interview, Jammoul confirmed that a draft of the law had been discussed in detail and would soon be proposed to the Syrian Parliament. He said: "The proposed amendment to the Arms and Ammunitions Law is in fact an amendment to Law No. 51of 2001 and is an urgent response to mitigate the chaotic spread of arms around Syria."
[...] had two pistols in his luggage that by law can only be used by military forces.
Between 2011 and this year till date, eight people were granted import license for the arms however only one had imported gun.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)Between 2011 and this year till date, eight people were granted import license for the arms however only one had imported gun.
The National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Programme (PNDDR)[...] estimated there were about 400 small arms on the island, some belonging to the state military and others thought to have entered the island illegally.
Adanech said no party in Ethiopia has been licensed to transfer or sell rifles and hence those firearms transactions that have been taking place in different parts of the country were illegal, she said
However, very few applications for firearms licenses have been registered in recent years
The Gambia has strict laws regarding the use and possession of dangerous weapons. "Military style" firearms are illegal. The police can license hunting weapons.
[...]licences for hunting rifles. These licences are valid for a year and can be renewed; only 35 such licences were issued in 2018
The homemade manufacture was simply prohibited because the Portuguese feared any transaction of such weapons to the Independentist Fighters. [...] in the first years after independence, the Guinean state published the Law 1 / 73, BO of 04/01/75, which maintains, in the following terms, the same Portuguese colonial law
Sem prejuízo do disposto no número anterior, mediante autorização especial do diretor nacional da PSP, podem ser autorizadas a venda, a aquisição, a cedência, a detenção, a utilização, a importação, a exportação e a transferência de armas, munições e acessórios da classe A destinados a colecionadores, museus públicos ou privados, coleções visitáveis, investigação científica ou industrial e utilizações em realizações teatrais, cinematográficas ou outros espetáculos de natureza artística, de reconhecido interesse cultural e histórico, com exceção de bens e tecnologias militares cuja autorização é da competência do membro do Governo responsável pela área da defesa nacional..
Aos atiradores de tiro desportivo pode ser autorizada a aquisição, a detenção, o uso e porte de armas e acessórios previstos nas alíneas ad), af), ag), ah) e ai) do n.º 2 do artigo 3.º.
Only vetted Qatari citizens may request permission from the Interior Ministry to purchase and obtain a shotgun or air gun for hunting purposes.
[...] had two pistols in his luggage that by law can only be used by military forces.
There is no civilian possession of firearms with the police and the military being the only bodies that are permitted to keep firearms. In 1977 President René issued a Presidential Decree to withdraw all civilian firearms licences and not to issue any further licences.
Handgun permits are very difficult to obtain, but many criminals have handguns anyway. Shotguns, the only firearms normally owned by civilians, are also frequently used in the commission of crimes.
Misdemeanours and felonies
The Palestinian Firearms and Ammunition Law [...] prohibits the possession, acquisition and carrying of firearms or parts thereof or bullets without a license. [...] This law is not applied in the Gaza Strip.
In Kosovo the UNMIK Head of Police has a discretionary right to reject a licence application.
arms and ammunition or other military materials to an enemy during war time
Guiding gun control legislation in Syria includes the... Legislative Decree No. 51 of 23 September 2001
On 15 February 2022, Faisal Jammoul, a Syrian delegate, member of the National Security Committee, and the Syrian Parliament's Constitutional Committee, gave a live interview on "Al Madina FM" about upcoming amendments to Syrian Arms and Ammunitions Law. During the interview, Jammoul confirmed that a draft of the law had been discussed in detail and would soon be proposed to the Syrian Parliament. He said: "The proposed amendment to the Arms and Ammunitions Law is in fact an amendment to Law No. 51of 2001 and is an urgent response to mitigate the chaotic spread of arms around Syria."
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