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Christchurch Mosque Shooter Refuses To Speak At Sentencing: Court
New Zealand mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant has refused the right to speak at his sentencing for last year's murder of 51 Muslim worshippers, court officials said Wednesday.
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Facebook Tightens Live-Streaming Post Christchurch Massacre
Facebook announced Wednesday it is tightening access to live-streaming to prevent the rampant sharing of graphic video as took place with the Christchurch massacre.
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New Zealand Begins Inquiry Into Christchurch's Mosques Massacre
An inquiry into Christchurch's mosques shooting massacre began hearing evidence on Monday, as New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern prepared to co-host a meeting in France that seeks global support to tackle online violence.
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Tougher New Gun Laws Will Make New Zealand Safer, Says PM Jacinda Ardern
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she would announce new gun laws within days, after 50 people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
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New Zealand Gun Shop Says Christchurch Suspect Bought Weapons Online
The owner of a New Zealand gun store said on Monday the man charged with murder in Christchurch's mass shooting had bought firearms and ammunition online from the store, but it did not sell him the high-powered weapon used in the mosque shootings.
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Students Accuse Chelsea Clinton Of Islamophobia For "American" Signature
Christchurch Mosque Shooting: On Friday night, best friends and New York University students Leen Dweik and Rose Asaf attended a vigil at their school's Islamic Center for the victims of the New Zealand mosque massacre.
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Seeking Info On Indians Missing After New Zealand Mosque Attack: Envoy
India's High Commission in New Zealand on Saturday said that it has been pursuing with local authorities whereabouts of seven Indians and two Indian-origin persons after the terror attacks on two Christchurch mosques.
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"So, So Sorry, This Isn't Us": New Zealand Mourns Mosque Shooting Victims
New Zealand Mosque Shooting: Overwhelming emotional support poured out from New Zealand residents for the victims of the carnage at two mosques in Christchurch.
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New Zealand PM Vows Gun Reforms After Racist Mosque Massacre: Updates
New Zealand's prime minister vowed to toughen the country's gun laws after revealing on Saturday that the man accused of murdering 49 people in two mosques legally purchased the arsenal of firearms used in the massacre.
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9 Indian-Origin People Missing After Mosque Shootings: Indian Envoy To New Zealand
Nine people from India or of Indian origin have gone missing after Friday's twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch in which 49 people have died, the Indian envoy in New Zealand has said. Two Indians have died in the attacks, a third is battling for his life, Asaduddin Owaisi, the leader of AIMIM (All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen Party)...
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10 Things We Know About New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Forty-nine people died and at least 20 were injured in a terror attack in New Zealand's Christchurch during Friday prayers today. Three persons have been arrested. One of them, an Australian national in his late 20s, has been accused of murder and will be presented in court tomorrow. The police said the attacks were racially motivated. Nine Indians...
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New Zealand Shooter Published Racist Manifesto, Livestreamed Rampage
An Australian gunman involved in attacks on New Zealand mosques Friday that left at least 40 people dead published a racist manifesto on Twitter beforehand then livestreamed his rampage, according to an AFP online analysis.
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Indian Staff For Bangladesh Team Recalls New Zealand Mosque Carnage
The plan was to offer the Friday namaaz and then head for practice. But the Bangladesh cricket team's players narrowly escaped a terror attack inside a mosque close to the Hagley Oval ground in New Zealand's Christchurch.
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"They Are Shocked": Bangladesh Cricketers Escape New Zealand Shooting
New Zealand Mosque Shooting: Shaken Bangladesh cricketers narrowly escaped deadly mosque attacks in Christchurch on Friday that cut short their New Zealand tour and prompted an emotional response from top sportspeople including a tearful Sonny Bill Williams.
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Christchurch Mosque Shooter Refuses To Speak At Sentencing: Court
New Zealand mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant has refused the right to speak at his sentencing for last year's murder of 51 Muslim worshippers, court officials said Wednesday.
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Facebook Tightens Live-Streaming Post Christchurch Massacre
Facebook announced Wednesday it is tightening access to live-streaming to prevent the rampant sharing of graphic video as took place with the Christchurch massacre.
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New Zealand Begins Inquiry Into Christchurch's Mosques Massacre
An inquiry into Christchurch's mosques shooting massacre began hearing evidence on Monday, as New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern prepared to co-host a meeting in France that seeks global support to tackle online violence.
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Tougher New Gun Laws Will Make New Zealand Safer, Says PM Jacinda Ardern
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she would announce new gun laws within days, after 50 people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
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New Zealand Gun Shop Says Christchurch Suspect Bought Weapons Online
The owner of a New Zealand gun store said on Monday the man charged with murder in Christchurch's mass shooting had bought firearms and ammunition online from the store, but it did not sell him the high-powered weapon used in the mosque shootings.
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Students Accuse Chelsea Clinton Of Islamophobia For "American" Signature
Christchurch Mosque Shooting: On Friday night, best friends and New York University students Leen Dweik and Rose Asaf attended a vigil at their school's Islamic Center for the victims of the New Zealand mosque massacre.
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Seeking Info On Indians Missing After New Zealand Mosque Attack: Envoy
India's High Commission in New Zealand on Saturday said that it has been pursuing with local authorities whereabouts of seven Indians and two Indian-origin persons after the terror attacks on two Christchurch mosques.
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"So, So Sorry, This Isn't Us": New Zealand Mourns Mosque Shooting Victims
New Zealand Mosque Shooting: Overwhelming emotional support poured out from New Zealand residents for the victims of the carnage at two mosques in Christchurch.
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New Zealand PM Vows Gun Reforms After Racist Mosque Massacre: Updates
New Zealand's prime minister vowed to toughen the country's gun laws after revealing on Saturday that the man accused of murdering 49 people in two mosques legally purchased the arsenal of firearms used in the massacre.
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9 Indian-Origin People Missing After Mosque Shootings: Indian Envoy To New Zealand
Nine people from India or of Indian origin have gone missing after Friday's twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch in which 49 people have died, the Indian envoy in New Zealand has said. Two Indians have died in the attacks, a third is battling for his life, Asaduddin Owaisi, the leader of AIMIM (All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen Party)...
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10 Things We Know About New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Forty-nine people died and at least 20 were injured in a terror attack in New Zealand's Christchurch during Friday prayers today. Three persons have been arrested. One of them, an Australian national in his late 20s, has been accused of murder and will be presented in court tomorrow. The police said the attacks were racially motivated. Nine Indians...
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New Zealand Shooter Published Racist Manifesto, Livestreamed Rampage
An Australian gunman involved in attacks on New Zealand mosques Friday that left at least 40 people dead published a racist manifesto on Twitter beforehand then livestreamed his rampage, according to an AFP online analysis.
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Indian Staff For Bangladesh Team Recalls New Zealand Mosque Carnage
The plan was to offer the Friday namaaz and then head for practice. But the Bangladesh cricket team's players narrowly escaped a terror attack inside a mosque close to the Hagley Oval ground in New Zealand's Christchurch.
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"They Are Shocked": Bangladesh Cricketers Escape New Zealand Shooting
New Zealand Mosque Shooting: Shaken Bangladesh cricketers narrowly escaped deadly mosque attacks in Christchurch on Friday that cut short their New Zealand tour and prompted an emotional response from top sportspeople including a tearful Sonny Bill Williams.
