People from countries with strict gun control explain how life is different compared to the US
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A Donald Trump supporter attends a rally with an American flag in the muzzle of his gun on the first day of the Republican National Convention (RNC) on July 18, 2016 in downtown Cleveland, Ohio.
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Firearm homicides are not a uniquely American problem, but some countries have wildly different approaches when it comes to firearm legislation.
In 1996, twelve days after the worst mass shooting in Australian history, the country passed a sweeping set of gun control regulations. Japan, Sweden, and the UK have similarly strict firearm laws.
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Business Insider spoke with five people who grew up in these places and have spent time in the US.
Read about their experiences below.
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