忍者剑以罗南（Ronan）的律法禁止，以谋杀沃尔夫汉普顿（Wolverhampton）少年的名字命名

罗南·坎达（Ronan Kanda）被杀

Ninja swords will be banned and sold in the final part of anti-knife crime measures introduced under "Ronan's Law".

忍者剑将在“罗南法律”提出的反刀犯罪措施的最后一部分中被禁止并出售。

It will also be illegal to possess, sell, make or import the weapon, which comes into effect on August 1.

拥有，出售，制造或进口该武器也将是非法的，该武器于8月1日生效。

The move to ban the blades will be put to Parliament on Thursday and will come into force in the summer pending approval in Parliament.

禁止刀片的举动将于周四提交议会，并将在夏季待在议会的批准中生效。

It follows a campaign by the loved ones of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda, who was murdered with a ninja sword yards away from his Wolverhampton home in 2022.

这是在16岁的罗南·坎达（Ronan Kanda）的亲人举行的竞选活动之后，他于2022年距离沃尔夫汉普顿（Wolverhampton）的家中被忍者剑码谋杀。

His mother, Pooja Kanda, has campaigned for a law change.

他的母亲Pooja Kanda竞选法律改变。

Anyone caught with a ninja sword in private could face six months in prison, set to increase to two years under plans in the Crime and Policing Bill.

任何私下忍者剑抓住的人都可能面临六个月的监禁，根据犯罪和警务法案的计划，将增加到两年。

The weapons can be handed over in knife-surrender bins or local police stations as part of a surrender scheme running in July.

这些武器可以在7月运行的投降计划的一部分中移交给刀具垃圾箱或当地警察局。

No ninja swords bought after Thursday will be eligible for compensation as part of efforts to stop exploitation of the scheme, the Home Office said.

内政部说，周四之后没有购买忍者剑将有资格获得赔偿，这是停止剥削该计划的努力的一部分。

The Government is also planning to consult on introducing a licensing scheme for retailers who want to sell knives in the spring.

政府还计划就想要在春季出售刀具的零售商引入许可计划​​的咨询。

As part of the measures, which were announced in December, retailers will be required to report bulk or suspicious sales to police, and the jail sentence for selling weapons to children, or illegal blades such as zombie knives, will increase to two years.

作为在12月宣布的措施的一部分，零售商将被要求向警察报告批量或可疑的销售，并且因向儿童出售武器或非法刀片（例如僵尸刀）而被判入狱，将增加到两年。

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said: "We are acting with urgency to bring forward measures to prevent deadly weapons from getting into the wrong hands and will continue to do whatever is needed to prevent young people being killed on our streets as part of our mission to halve knife crime over the next decade.

内政大臣伊维特·库珀（Yvette Cooper）说：“我们正在迫切行事，采取措施，以防止致命的武器陷入错误的手中，并将继续采取任何措施，以防止年轻人在我们的街道上被杀害，这是我们在接下来的十年中使刀具犯罪的一部分的一部分。

"These weapons, with no practical purpose beyond violence, are simply instruments of war and have absolutely no place in our society or on our streets," said Patrick Green, chief executive of Ben Kinsella Trust.

Ben Kinsella Trust的首席执行官帕特里克·格林（Patrick Green）表示：“这些武器除了暴力之外没有实际目的，只是战争工具，在我们的社会或街道上绝对没有地位。”