Russian lawmakers mull waiving online privacy after school shooting incident

In the wake of Tuesday's school shooting in the city of Kazan that left 9 dead and dozens more injured, Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered to tighten gun control legislation. Some lawmakers suggested waving internet privacy in an attempt to control content promoting violence among teenagers. Critics say Russia's fairly tough gun laws appear insufficient and demand stricter background checks for prospective gun owners. Our correspondent Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.
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