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The government’s proposal on criminalising the streaming of offensive content is open to misuse and could lead to unnecessary harassmentTwo years on from the horrific mass murders at Al-Noor and Linwood mosques in Christchurch, we know the grief is fre…
Read MoreHistory shows that granting further powers to state bodies generally hurts minorities more than othersLast year’s report into the Christchurch mosque attacks was met with scepticism and disappointment from many in the Muslim community, and understandab…
Read MoreNew Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern pledges to fight racism as she joins around 1,000 people to mark the second anniversary of the mosque attacksThe 51 worshippers murdered in the Christchurch mosque attacks almost two years ago by a white supremacist have b…
Read MoreAya Al-Umari desperately misses her brother Hussein, who was killed in the 2019 massacre, with 50 othersA few months after the Christchurch mosque attacks, Aya Al-Umari went on a pilgrimage to Mecca, and from there to Abu Dhabi, where she and her broth…
Read MoreThe 16-year-old is the first person in the country to be detained for being ‘inspired by far-right extremist ideology’A 16-year-old who was arrested in Singapore for allegedly planning a terror attack on two mosques was inspired by the Australian who c…
Read MoreThe report into the mosque attacks basically told those affected to fend for themselves – the government must support usIn New Zealand, strong women leaders are regularly referred to as wāhine toa. This is not a term used lightly, but rather a title gi…
Read MoreThe report into the mosque attacks basically told those affected to fend for themselves – the government must support usIn New Zealand, strong women leaders are regularly referred to as wāhine toa. This is not a term used lightly, but rather a title gi…
Read MoreNew Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern apologises for police and security failings but says they would not have stopped the attackNew Zealand’s security agencies were “almost exclusively” focused on the threat from Islamist terrorism at the time of …
Read MoreNew Zealand security forces should have focused more on threat of rightwing terrorism, royal commission toldNew Zealand’s Islamic community has told the Christchurch massacre inquiry that it knew it was “vulnerable” to a terror attack, and that securit…
Read MoreMore than 90 people – the wounded, the mourning, the defiant – spoke at the sentencing hearing for the gunman responsible for New Zealand’s most deadly terrorist attack, explaining how the massacre changed their lives forever. Here we document their ev…
Read MoreJacinda Ardern will talk to families of those killed, who say New Zealand should not pay for keeping the Australian terrorist locked up for lifeSome survivors of the mosque massacre in Christchurch are calling for Australia to pay for the lifetime pris…
Read MoreThe sentencing of the Christchurch gunman delivered a mood of catharsis and jubilation for manyNoraini Abbas Milne woke up her son, Sayyad, by tickling his feet, as was his usual request, and gave him a cuddle. It was 15 March 2019.She told him that sh…
Read MoreNew Zealanders and media embody Jacinda Ardern’s approach to deny gunman publicity, muting coverage until life sentence delivered‘Five million brothers and sisters’: relief mixes with joy in ChristchurchMosque gunman sentenced to life without parole On…
Read MoreSurvivors thank New Zealanders outside court for their support after news that mosque gunman will never leave jailChristchurch shooting: mosque gunman sentenced to life without parole Crowds gathered outside Christchurch high court and sang Stand By Me…
Read MoreWife of Zekeriya Tuyan, who was murdered in the Christchurch mosque massacre, spoke at the sentencing of the gunmanChristchurch shooting: mosque gunman sentenced to life without parole The victim impact statements of those bereaved by the Christchurch …
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