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Teen who egged anti-Muslim senator hailed as ‘heroic’ on social media
Melbourne: An Australian teen who egged a far-right senator over his offensive comments about the Christchurch mosque attacks has been hailed as “heroic” by internet users, who have raised thousands of dollars…
- Bollywood
NZ mosque massacre: Here’s why Jacqueline hailed on social media
MUMBAI: Post the horrendous terror attack on two mosques New Zealand, many prominent personalities from across the globe including Bollywood celebraties condemned the cowardly act of terrorism. Actress Jacqueline Fernandez was among…
- World
Heroic act: Afghan refugee chased gunman away from NZ Linwood Masjid
Christchurch: When Afghan refugee Abdul Aziz saw a man brandishing a gun outside his mosque in Christchurch, he ran towards the attacker armed with the only weapon he could find — a…
- Technology
New Zealand firms to pull ads from Facebook, Google
Wellington: A collective of some of New Zealand’s biggest companies is set to pull ads from Facebook and Google in the wake of the March 15 Christchurch mosques shootings in which the…
- World
New Zealand prepares to release bodies of terror attack victims
Christchurch: Authorities here on Sunday initiated identification procedures of the bodies of last week’s terror attack victims so that their families can claim them for their burial. CNN quoted Prime Minister Jacinda…
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New Zealand Mosque firing; Social Media responsible for spreading hatred
CHRISTCHURCH: A lunatic opened fire in the mosque in New Zealand killing 49 Muslims who had assembled there to offer Friday prayer. The Directors of Interfaith International Centre located at Vienna condoled…
- News
This is Islam: Husband of victim forgives NZ mosque shooter
CHIRSTCHURH: Husna Ahmad was killed as she rushed back in to the Al Noor mosque to rescue her wheelchair-bound husband. She was among at least four women murdered in the attack. Husband…
- News
Trump condemned NZ attack; PM responds perfectly
WASHINGTON: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern responded perfectly to the United States President Donald Trump who on Friday condemned the terror attacks on two mosque in New Zealand and extend support necessary. “My…
- World
‘What’s next?’: Christchurch Muslims struggle with shock, fear
Christchurch: A few months ago, Christchurch’s Linwood Mosque proudly laid down new carpets in its halls. On Friday, the light brown carpets were stained red after an gunman stormed the building, spraying…
- World
‘Horror & anger’ in Christchurch hospital as medics battle to save lives
Christchurch: In a city battered by quakes, Christchurch’s medics were tragically well-schooled in tackling mass casualty events — but none could have prepared for the injuries unleashed by a white supremacist with…
- World
NZ mosque massacre: Tensions rise over burials of victims
Christchurch: The first bodies from the Christchurch mosque massacres were due to be released late Sunday amid growing frustration from victims’ families over delays in getting their remains for burial. Islamic custom…
- World
NZ looking for answers from tech giants after mosque attack livestream
Wellington: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Sunday said she would be looking for answers from Facebook and other social media firms about how an attack that killed 50 mosque-goers was…
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Humanity still exists: NZ PM meets kin of victims; India needs to learn a lesson
New Zealand Prime Minster Jacinda Ardern condoled the deaths of worshipers in the mosque who died in the terrorist attack, by visiting the Muslim community at the Canterbury Refugee Centre in Christchurch…
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NZ mosque massacre: ‘Hello brother,’ last words from first victim goes viral
Christchurch: “Hello brother”, a word came out of a pure soul filled with a peaceful faith when the attacker with a rifle entered the mosque minutes before carrying out the massacre. According…
- Kashmir
New Zealand Terror Attack: Kashmir Economic Alliance protests in Srinagar
Srinagar: Kashmir Economic Alliance held a protest in Srinagar to express solidarity with the Muslims who were targeted by the terrorists in two mosques of New Zealand. Demonstrators raised slogans against the…
