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In wake of mass shooting, UN rights chief urges US to consider robust gun control

In wake of mass shooting, UN rights chief urges US to consider robust gun control

Jun 15, 2016, at 03:31 am

New York, June 14 (Just Earth News):In the wake of the mass killing of 49 people by a sole gunman in a gay nightclub in Florida, the United Nations human rights chief on Tuesday urged the leadership of the United States to live up to its obligations to protect its citizens from the “horrifyingly commonplace but preventable violent attacks that are the direct result of insufficient gun control.”