United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 745455
Allow citizens to carry pepper-sprays, and use it ONLY IN SELF DEFENCE.
Introduced
4 October 2025
Last action
4 October 2025 · Petition
Status
6 signatures
Sponsors
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Subjects
Defence
Source updated
7 November 2025
Summary
It’s time to let UK citizens protect themselves! Every day, innocent people especially women walk the streets feeling unsafe. Allowing pepper spray for self-defence would give us a non-lethal, responsible way to deter attackers, and save lives. We deserve the right to feel safe within the law! Citizens of the UK deserve the right to protect themselves safely. Pepper spray is a non-lethal tool used worldwide to stop attackers and prevent violence. Current laws leave many, especially women, defenceless. We need sensible regulation, not prohibition. Sign this petition to support legal, responsible self-defence with pepper spray — for safety, freedom, and peace of mind!
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Timeline
4 October 2025
Petition
It’s time to let UK citizens protect themselves! Every day, innocent people especially women walk the streets feeling unsafe. Allowing pepper spray for self-defence would give us a non-lethal, responsible way to deter attackers, and save lives. We deserve the right to feel safe within the law! Citizens of the UK deserve the right to protect themselves safely. Pepper spray is a non-lethal tool used worldwide to stop attackers and prevent violence. Current laws leave many, especially women, defenceless. We need sensible regulation, not prohibition. Sign this petition to support legal, responsible self-defence with pepper spray — for safety, freedom, and peace of mind!
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/745455
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/745455.json
- uk · pet-745455 · source updated 7 November 2025