U.K. Bans Ninja Swords to Combat Knife Crime

The U.K. Labour government is banning ninja swords in response to rising knife crime, particularly after the murder of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda. The ban, known as 'Ronan's Law,' makes it illegal to possess, sell, make, or import ninja swords. Penalties include up to 2 years in prison. Knife crime remains a significant issue in the U.K., with efforts to tackle it and prevent further tragedies.

UK Bans 'Ninja Swords' to Combat Knife Crime

The United Kingdom is banning 'ninja swords' in an effort to combat knife crime, with punishments increasing for those found in possession. The government believes restricting access to weapons will help reduce crime, despite previous bans not having a significant impact.