US Congress urged to strengthen gun laws ten years after Sandy Hook shooting

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A plaque at the entrance to the Sandy Hook Permanent Memorial in Newtown, Connecticut Source: Getty / TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images

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Survivors and victims' families of the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting join politicians in reflecting on America's gun laws.

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