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weapons ownership
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Countries with established military infrastructure
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In countries with established military infrastructure, civilian ownership of a wide range of firearms and ammunition is allowed.
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weapons ownership
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Somalia
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In Somalia, widespread acceptance of firearms for personal and community security is due to tribal conflicts and security concerns.
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3
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weapons ownership
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Yemen
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In Yemen, high prevalence of firearms ownership is driven by personal and community security needs stemming from tribal conflicts.
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4
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weapons ownership
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Singapore
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In Singapore, strict gun control laws result in limited civilian ownership of firearms.
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5
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weapons ownership
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South Korea
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Weapons ownership in South Korea is low due to strict regulations and mandatory military service.
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6
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weapons ownership
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Philippines
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In the Philippines, attitudes towards firearms ownership are influenced by historical factors and urbanization levels, resulting in mixed views.
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