VOICED : New Caledonia stocks up on guns ahead of

The video discusses the cultural and political landscape of New Caledonia, focusing on the liberalization of gun sales in 2011 and the resulting unrest. It highlights the historical tensions between pro-independence Kanaks and anti-independence forces, with a referendum on independence looming. The increase in gun sales, driven by deregulation and fears of conflict, is contrasted with public support for stricter gun control. The narrative underscores the complexity of balancing cultural practices, political history, and public safety in the region.

What are the potential consequences of stirring up unrest in New Caledonia?

In what ways do shop owners perceive the upcoming referendum in relation to gun ownership?