wayne hay al-jazeera christchurch. well most families of those killed in friday's attacks are still waiting to receive the bodies of loved ones andrew thomas has been to visit one families or hear about the father and grandfather they lost. it was thirty six years ago that haji daoud nabil left afghanistan to live in new zealand a good country he thought in which to bring up a family three generations of our family are now grieving. has been his radical people the people here he doesn't care about our so my eyes but if the people my son using were easy why did reason why did they tell your local you further gone to the last. yama nabil how do you doubt son had been heading to the mosque himself with his daughter when he saw people running the other way it was on saturday at the community center that he heard the list of names of those who had died. did not want to hear the question who would like to reach out and really. put the news was not good the gunman had murdered haji dowd nabil was. just saying. grief is now mi

zealand and then two minute silence will be held to honor those who were killed wayne hey al jazeera christchurch. meanwhile in an interview without a syria is eden's prime minister just sent out and said she is deeply concerned by the shootings and. thomas reports from christ church. since last friday's attack the always of the world to be the new zealand and its prime minister. has only been in the job seventeen months and never expected the horror of what happened last friday speaking to al-jazeera she says she appreciates the sympathy the country's received we feel all of the support and condolences that have been shared with us from around the world and particularly. from the global muslim community and i think on behalf of new zealand and perhaps of the new zealand muslim community i say thank you for that support we have we have found it very strongly our durned says she's all too aware how people at prayer with the targets of last week's attack if so confronting to us this new zealanders that it happened in that place of peace the worship where you know that our muslim community would hav

by wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. well andrew thomas has visited one for me to hear about the father and grandfather that they lost. it was thirty six years ago but haji daoud nabil left afghanistan to live in new zealand a good country he thought in which to bring up a family three generations of that family are now grieving. has been his radical people the people here he doesn't care about our search my eyes but if the people my son using were easy why did reason why did they tell your local you further gone to the last. yama nabil had you doubt son had been heading to the mosque himself with his daughter when he saw people running the other way it was on saturday at the community center that he heard the list of names of those who had died. who did not want to hear the question who would like to reach out and really . put the news was not good the gunman had murdered haji daoud nabil was. just saying. grief is now mixed with frustration the family would have liked to have buried house you doubt by now don't land th

zealand and then two minute silence will be held to honor those who were killed wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. now there's a diplomatic rift between australia and turkey in the aftermath off the mosque attacks president one has lent the question shootings to a strain his involvement in turkey during the first world war he accused his training and new zealand of having an anti.

review of regulations to try to ensure new zealand never sees another mass killing wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. weather is next but still ahead on al jazeera we look at the rise of domestic violence in iraq and we hear from one woman who says she fought back but it landed her in jail. welcomes another look at the international focus we have our usual rasher showers into southeast asia and possibly others saying hundred forty seven millimeters of rain in twenty four as i was on and off across the region philippines not doing too badly as we go on through the next day or so this affair with the cloud drifting into the west the weather will be over towards malaysia northern parts of indonesia still seeing some lobby downpours and the center of the case as we go on through saturday west of where the still coming in at this stage but the really wet weather has been across the north of australia too circulations here we call this one here this is plain trevor just around the gulf of carpentaria and then just offshore to the northwest we have veronica showing up and has some wet weather coming in acr

andrew thomas al jazeera christchurch. on there's a lot of talk online about new zealand's new gun law or is here to tell us more about this folly so these are just some of the hashtags are about see trending in new zealand new zealand at the top that we've also got america i was telling you why in a moment now it's not trending now but was earlier the hash tag was gun control a majority of that reaction to the banning of michi style guns and rifles has been over well mainly positive many new zealanders are proud of just how quickly their prime minister has taken action in fact this person writes it took less then a week they say to ban all military stalls i mean automatic guns and assault rifles and this is how a real leader they react to a mass murder crisis and then we have to look people who are farmers for example they're handing in their own weapons this is one person who's tweeted about it until today i was one of the new zealanders who owned a semi automatic rifle if you have a look there he shows you that you stic

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. politicians in new zealand say someone should have seen the signs of white extremism adding that new zealand has have laid down a broader strand of racism for too long andrew thomas has that story. new zealand is a multicultural multiethnic society more than two thirds of people describe themselves as new zealand european about fifteen percent called themselves indigenous maori and about a fifth of people identify themselves as either asian pacific or african on city streets faces reflect that mix but in the light of last friday people are talking about the country's racist underbelly if we're to continue to ensure the safety of our muslim communities and others the two hundred cities that live and you zealand we have to be live to the fact that there are those who do not share our values of arcanists of diversity of compassion the man suspected of carrying out friday's attacks was australian but was living in new zealand and you zealanders were among those watching his live stream o

we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera christchurch. will still have for you a new wave of chinese artists pushing the boundaries of cutting edge exhibition in hong kong that story and then of course as well that. despite this off the track. business updates brought to you by qatar where we're going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar where we're going places together. scientists in geneva to discuss a global ban on so-called killer robots the kill independently without direct human control then don't know when to exist yet but that potential has been a debate about military technology and the ethics of wolf at technology. has mall. all we have here is our primary test facility although it's driving around twenty four hours a day seven days a week robots road here being tested to deliver discover to do what they're programmed to do. but what you want to find here is a so-called kill of robot a fully autonomous weapon designed to hunt and kill without a human involved as far as we know they don't exist yet but canad

we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera christchurch. thailand's election commission has withdrawn its unofficial hold. from the election as a negations of cheating in voting irregularities are increasing the preliminary results showed. a pro-military party allied with the ruling one with just under eight and a half million votes however some parties rejected the figure sunday's election in thailand was the first vote since before the military seize power five years ago when he has the latest from bangkok. there were many complaints of discrepancies on election day both from voters and election monitors as well and it seems some of those concerns are only growing now that the election commission is finalizing the results remembering these are still provisional results the final official results won't be known until the ninth of may so what we saw unfold on thursday was a surprise media conference called by the election commission to announce the final provisional results for the popular vote but it seems that there were some pretty major

public displays of grief the private ones are going on behind closed doors andrew thomas al-jazeera christchurch new zealand prime minister has criticised social media platforms for not doing enough to remove video associated with the christchurch attack. the point that i would like to make there is you know obviously the is the new proliferation it's of its availability. one point five million times the fact that only one point two of those times is being automated tells me there of course our power is to take a very direct approach to instances of. speech that incites violence or that incites height and i would call on now social media platforms of all over icy to demonstrate the kind of responsibility that both lead to these have been and that includes those who perpetuate the messages in the aftermath there's a lot of work that needs to be done a vigil has been held in the australian city of melbourne for the victims of the attacks hundreds of people filled the lawn of the state library to hear leaders from the city's muslim christian jewish and hindu communities talk about the importance of

by wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. most families of those killed in friday's attacks are still waiting to get back the bodies of their loved ones andrew thomas has visited one family to hear about the father and grandfather their loss. it was thirty six years ago that haji dowd nobby left afghanistan to live in new zealand a good country he thought in which to bring up a family three generations of that family are now grieving. has been his radical people the people here he doesn't care about ourselves my eyes but if the people my son using were easy why did reason why did they tell your local you further gone to the last. yama nabil how do you doubt son had been heading to the mosque himself with his daughter when he saw people running the other way it was on saturday at the community center that he heard the list of names of those who had died. who did not want to hear the question who would like to reach out and really . put the news was not good the gunman had murdered haji dahl nabil was. just saying. grief is now

exactly what happened and more broadly how this was possible here in new zealand when hey al jazeera christchurch well another of our correspondents in christchurch is andrew thomas and he's been hearing the stories from some of the survivors as to how they escaped after the violent frenzy the flowers all day on saturday people came to lay them in tribute to the dead and then stand whisper and weep. among those gathered with survivors and their stories on one fiji. great british t.v. started his. and he had just gone for three four minutes. when he heard the shots. and noises coming near so then i decided to do all trade and jump on my wife try to support his best friend sister linda and when she tried to talk shit like that. one of coming you know on that and my wife it's injured here and so i wanted to go to linda and linda it's like one of my friend knows he is from india no it was him run it was a short one blood on his shoulder so i was holding him and then the gun gunmen the gun through the window and shot him while he was on my level his shooting couple of shots in the head he was a teen h

there will be fifty four fifty new graves i'm sure thomas al-jazeera christchurch and our correspondent when hayes outside christ church hospital wayne you know as expected we've been hearing there's been a lot of high level discussions between the government and the security and some press conferences what's been said. yes well the main theme i think from the police over all throughout the course of sunday was that they really want this community to begin to try to return to normal but at the same time exercise vigilance they're now saying that the man they have in custody brinton tyrant appears at this stage to be the only person who was involved in the attack on friday remembering that they did arrest other people they have all been released without charge one of them however has got another charge against him or her we don't know who this person is unrelated to what happened on friday and then they did say that they have also promised unrelated charges because . in the course of their investigations into what happened on friday but again unrelated to those killings so as mentioned b

by wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. where our correspondent andrew thomas is visited one family to hear about the father and the grandfather they lost. it was thirty six years ago that haji daoud nabil left afghanistan to live in new zealand a good country he thought in which to bring up a family three generations of that family are now grieving. has been his radical people the people here he doesn't care about i was so moyers but if the people my son using were easy why did reason why did they tell your local you further gone to the last. yama nabil dowd son had been heading to the mosque himself with his daughter when he saw people running the other way it was on saturday at the community center that he heard the list of names of those who had died. did not want to hear the question they would like to reach out and really. put the news was not good the gunman had murdered haji dowd nabil was. just saying. grief is now mixed with frustration the family would have liked to have buried house you doubt by now don't land t

the way in hay al jazeera christchurch. a court in russia's chechnya region has found a human rights activist guilty of drugs possession. has been sentenced to four years in prison he was stopped by police back in january who say they discovered marijuana in his car is the head of a moscow based human rights group that has been critical of the chechens and it's still ahead for you on al-jazeera we're looking at the cleanup efforts in zimbabwe after a cyclon swept through southern africa. and what health workers say could derail the progress made in containing the ebola virus in democratic republic of congo. hello the weather has not settled down yet in this part of the world the circulation here in the southern part of the caspian the backwash cloud will bring a certain amount of rain or snow to northern iran the forward edge of it is still bringing rain it is now out through afghanistan that's the picture for the rest of tuesday and we end up like this terence probably in the sunshine one storm finally breaks into the west

review of regulations to try to ensure new zealand never sees another mass killing wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. or more victims of the attacks have been barry's in christchurch among them was high g. dowd not be the first person shot and killed andrew thomas was at his funeral. in life haji daoud now be loved motorbikes so his sons arranged for members of a club to lead his funeral cortege nabil was the first and at seventy one the eldest person shot and killed last friday in christchurch witnesses say he greeted the gunman at the door of the al nor mosque not realizing his intent his family is profoundly proud of his spinal words of welcome on first day hundreds of people came to the muslim section of christ churches memorial park cemetery to pay their last respects and reflect on his life he was the first african in new zealand any search to accomplish a mosque in he built the allure mosque in is the founder so many people are being buried this week there's a marquee at the cemetery in which to conduct formalities the greeting of and grieving over nobby's body his wife died in teary youngest

review of regulations to try to ensure new zealand never sees another mass killing wayne hay al jazeera christchurch brazil's former president michel to mare has been arrested in connection with the country's largest corruption scandal to mary's repeatedly denied any wrongdoing here is a restless part of a non-trained best occasion into corruption and racketeering is led to the detention of several politicians and business leaders daniel shawn now has more. so dramatic scenes outside the house of former president michelle temari ansel powell where a special task force is part of the wider operation carwash. arrested him in the early hours of the morning they since flown him to rio de janeiro the state of rio de janeiro which is at the center of the investigation accusations that bribes were paid in relation to the building of a new killer power plant the angra three in rio de janeiro state two former ministers who served in michel temperament time as government his former chief of staff and a former energy and mines minister also also lost to be arrested and several other people linked to the case m

there will be fifty two case of fifty newly dug graves under thomas al-jazeera christchurch facebook says it took down one and a half million videos of the attack within the first twenty four hours after it happened but people are still posting the suspects shooting video social media platforms have been criticized for failing to block those images and the hate filled manifesto going viral our technology editor not on the whole and as more the attack was designed to get maximum coverage teased on twitter and h.n. broadcast live on facebook and all well referencing a popular you tube channel to grab attention and accelerate it sprayed and sprayed it did by the time the social media companies stopped its broadcast it had been shared repeatedly and migrated to listen on sites so why was it so difficult for big to companies with all their resources and latest technology to contain the damage well it turns out it's not as easy as it seems. facebook google twitter and you tube use automated moderation tools to track and remove objectionable content they're part of the global internet forum

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. u.k. prime minister theresa may has been holding crisis talks with her cabinet after her brags it plan suffered another setback a speaker of the lower house of parliament has ruled that she can only hold a third vote on the deal to leave the e.u. if it's fundamentally different from before may's deal has been rejected twice by m.p.'s speaker john bercow says he won't allow another vote unless substantial changes are made european commission says mame must inform them about the next steps by thursday reliance lee is live for us in london lawrence do we have any idea at all where the government goes from here. well there there is it has to be said and outright and now of desperation and crisis at the hostel government the cabinet met this morning for an hour and a half to try to decide what is going to do when the lights of this ruling that you mentioned last night that they couldn't bring trees a maze plan back again for a vote there was apparently a massive rattle inside cabinet betw

mass burial held on friday funerals for twenty six people in a single afternoon after thomas al-jazeera christchurch. turkey is hosting an emergency meeting or the organization of islamic cooperation in istanbul following the new zealand mosque attacks and circus governments cold meeting to address rising violence motivated by islamophobia as president says turkey will make the suspected mosque attack or pay if new zealand doesn't whenever and wherever a terrorist strikes we know and you know the aim is to provoke fear and panic well in new zealand it has failed. failed because our thoughts are not the terrorists thoughts and his extremist ways are not our ways and to be clear in new zealand hate speech is not tolerated well everything else may have changed in our country on the fifteenth of march few days ago. new zealand's essential character has not and will not do reverse what happened in new zealand he new said tag that killed fifty of our brothers can never be regarded as an ordinary event it is caused by the deeply rooted hatred obsession and grudge. well a school large measure soon and close

exactly what happened and more broadly how this was possible here in new zealand when hey al jazeera christchurch is in place a twenty eight year old brendan tyrant is the only suspect directly connected to the shootings police commissioner mike bush praised the work of police in apprehending the suspect he said police remained highly vigilant and the threat level in the country is still high you've all seen online video of the arrest of the twenty eight year old. he was stopped because he was believed to be a direct through it. affected with absolute carriage and intervening and had to use force deploy with technical options to make that happen but again they put themselves in harm's way to stop any further attack and i do believe they did prevent further attacks so i've been explaining how they escaped the gunman and the two mosques and to tell us as this report after the violent frenzy the flowers all day on saturday people came to lay them in tribute to the date and then stand whisper and weep. among those gathered was surviving and the stories i don't want to. read started he's. not here jus

review of regulations to try to ensure new zealand never sees another mass killing wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. brazil's former president michel to mare has been arrested in connection with the country's largest corruption scandal ten marriage repeatedly denied any wrongdoing his arrest is part of a non-trained best occasion into corruption and racketeering is led to the detention of several politicians and business leaders stanchion now has more so dramatic scenes outside the house of former president michel temora ansel powell where a special task force as part of the wider operation call was. arrested him in the early hours of the morning they since flown him to rio de janeiro the state of rio de janeiro which is at the center of the investigation accusations that bribes were .

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hey al jazeera christchurch. police in the netherlands are investigating the motion of a gunman who shot three people dead on a tram auckland terrace is in custody after police launched a manhunt in the city of all tricked authorities say the thirty seven year old turkish born man had previous run ins with law enforcement dutch authorities say they're investigating a possible terrorism related might have bought other reasons haven't been out there has more from tracked. well dutch police say they are continuing to question a thirty seven year old man that they have identified as goldman thomas now he is a man they say born in turkey he grew up here in your tract in the netherlands they say that he's known already to the police for policy crimes such as alleged assault now in terms of any possible motivation while the police say it's so far on clear it could be a family drama a dispute but they also say that they are not ruling out terrorism as a possible motivation now you trek to on tuesday morning is a very di

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. thomas can join us now live from christ church in new zealand and andrew bring us up to date with the laces swats actually happening where you are right now. we're five days on from the attacks and you can see people are still coming in like flowers at the memorials the al gore mosque that one talks about his report there which is behind me down dean's avenue that remains closed is not expected to reopen until friday but lin wood mosque the second one that was attacked last friday that should reopen late on wednesday tsai progress there in terms of people still in hospital there are still thirty people in hospital nine of him remain in a critical condition and one talked about the relative the families in his report there as well on the frustration for the families is that bodies have still not been released of the fifty people killed just six bodies have been released by the authorities to their families so far further six have been identified and are if you like available for the f

public displays of grief the private ones are going on behind closed doors andrew thomas al-jazeera christchurch. still ahead here down to zero flight of a putin celebrates five years since russia annexed the crimea region from the upright. hello again and welcome back we're here we are watching one system and you can see it's quite well here on the satellite image over the caspian the area of low pressure is going to stay in this area over the next few days and that means often on rain clouds for many locations temps are actually coming down here in tehran over the next few days not looking too bad for tehran here on tuesday partly cloudy conditions with the temperature few of fifteen degrees but as we go towards wednesday a lot of that activity starts to make its way down here towards the south so you see a combination of snow in the overnight hours and rain during the daytime with the terms for a few of about ten degrees down here towards queen city it is going to be hazy with a temperature of twenty four where across the gulf it has been windy it has been dusty for many locations in doha we

in wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. activists in london are bringing a replica jets to the houses of parliament in protest of the u.k.'s continuing arms sales to saudi arabia the model plane is a copy of the u.k. made euro fighter typhoon plane saudi arabia has used in the yemen conflict against the rebels a demonstration comes a week before the fourth anniversary of the war which has killed thousands of civilians from lawrence lady now in london. llama's international trying to keep the pressure on the british government over its enormously lucrative arm sales through saudi arabia worth hundreds of millions of dollars every year on the fifty thousand names headed into the trade department's pair trying to urge the government to stop its allan's from the state. despite all their efforts. to all. fifty thousand names on a petition it's you know politicians talk about moving the dial is going to make a difference just think well we've been campaigning now for four years and it's four years that the coalition has been bomb

public displays of grief the private ones are going on behind closed doors andrew thomas al-jazeera christchurch where the suspect is from astray and police there have conducted several raids as part of the investigation into the attacks melhem has more now from sydney. the two properties belong to members of brenton tyrant's family one his mother and the other his sister police say they took both his mother and sister to a safe place for their own protection earlier today on monday and said that their system them with their inquiries police were also at pains to make it clear that there were no impending threats that they were just looking for anything that could support the new new zealand police in their investigation so it seemed as though it was just an evidence gathering exercise looking for anything that could help the investigation into the christ church attack now and there isn't a lot that is known about brenton terence and his movements of the last few years these trailing government says that he's only spent forty five days here over the last three years he was most recently here for

we all one hundred thomas al-jazeera christchurch. just a quick roundup of the top stories this hour the u.k. parliament has rejected the government's tail for leaving the european union for a time prime minister to resign may had promised to resign if it was passed. but withdrawal agreement failed to win enough crucial support falling short by fifty eight votes. to speak arising should be a matter of profound regret to every member of this house the once again we have been unable to support leaving the europe. the implications of the house's decision. the legal to fourteen hours the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days time that is not enough time to agree that just late forward ratify a deal and yet the house has been clear it will not commit to leaving without a deal hundreds of thousands of people have been protesting on the streets of algerian capital in the biggest anti-government demonstrations since on restive up to six weeks ago demonstrators are demanding an overhaul

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hey al jazeera christchurch. still ahead on al-jazeera two crashes in five months that killed hundreds of people u.s. authorities want answers on the safety of the boeing seven three seven max eight. and refugee women are putting themselves at the heart of the fight for justice. hello again and welcome back we're here cross china particularly up towards the north we are watching a funnel system come into play and that is going to bring some very heavy rain to some locations as we go towards wednesday so we're talking about shanghai over here towards who and there is the cold for right there it's also affecting parts of the korean peninsula and into japan but that front is going to be making its way and slipping down towards the south and the east as we go towards thursday so improving conditions for shanghai slowly the rain's going to stop at the clouds are really not going to get any much better than mostly cloudy we do think here but the temperature does come down to about twenty degrees we're on the rain cont

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hay al jazeera christchurch and thomas joins us live now from christ church in new zealand andrew the first funeral seem to be underway right now tell us more. we're still waiting for her to arrive but yes those people you can see gathered behind me that two hundred people are waiting for the first victim who is going to be buried as a result of the tragic events of last friday now there were fifty people killed when the police in a press conference here on wednesday explained this slow process of returning the bodies to families because there's a lot of frustration on the part of the families as not their time is taking to getting their loved ones back the police said but as of late night tuesday new zealand time twenty one of the fifty victims had been formally identified and was ready to be returned to the family were the family ready to pick them up and they said that a further six people would be formally identified by lunchtime or wednesday so natural to you for now bringing the total to twenty seven victi

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. the u.k. prime minister teresa mayes reportedly preparing to write e.u. leaders requesting a short and long delay. on suffered another setback the speaker of the nor house of the british parliament role that she can only hold a third vote on her deal to leave the e.u. if it's fundamentally different from before has already been rejected twice by m.p.'s and speaker john boehner says he won't allow another vote unless substantial changes are made the european commission says may must inform them about the next steps by thursday as it was in brussels for us way european ministers are meeting today doesn't seem like there's a plan or a strategy from the u.k. what's the reaction from the e.u. leaders who are meeting in brussels. well just about. an hour ago or so we heard from michele baron he was the e.u. chief negotiator and he basically said very bluntly that there is no genuine uncertainty in europe at the moment and he doesn't know where this is going to go he said that the e.u. . se

review of regulations to try to ensure new zealand never sees another mass killing wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. and watching their news hour still ahead we report from the philippines where a growing number of children in manila are struggling to feed themselves. brazil's that former president michel terrorism rested in what's become latin america's biggest anti corruption investigation. and a former colombian football star arrested on a u.s. warrant for suspected drug trafficking pool will be here with more on a story. we got plenty of warm spring sunshine into central parts of europe at the moment which was the west actually really didn't quite nice to be had got a little bit of disturbed weather just brushing the fall north of the british isles but that aside slipped in pretty good as we go on through the next couple days because high pressure is in charge the law says spring sunshine further respond not quite done with winter just a little bit of snow in the forecast the western side of russia just to sells his for moscow cold even for moscow and a fair bit as snow as you can see but at th

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review of regulations to try to ensure new zealand never sees another mass killing wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. well muslim communities in neighboring a strain area had been sending support to christchurch including volunteers offering counseling al-jazeera is run the bride reports one such community in sydney. in the majority muslim neighborhood of the kemba in sydney's western suburbs they're still trying to understand what happened and why outside the local mosque a shrine has steadily grown with messages of support from people of different faiths and the security guard standing on duty as people gather for prez. in the surrounding streets people have drawn together to provide support for those grieving in christ church it has borne people to come forth and become more close and although obviously go to new zealand for help and so forth like the community in christ church this suburb is largely made up of immigrant families for some it's a time to consider their relationship with their adopted country not just camber i think in all australia all be able not happy with what happened in new z

by the way in hey al-jazeera christchurch. and also in christchurch for a set about ten past seven in the morning andrew thomas good morning to you andrew what's expected today. well we're expecting more commemorations here on dame saudi this is the road that runs alongside the al normals the bigger one that was the types just interrupt and have press conferences sort of there in ones report she said they'll be a national commemoration of a national memorial but she said it was too soon to have it this week so the date hasn't yet been set and as wayne said again in his piece they'll be a national inquiry as well looking into all the background of the man who is alleged to have carried this out looking at the overall legal situation in new zealand hate speech gun laws everything could this have been prevented i was this thing a few minutes ago to the opposition leader the leader of the right of center party here in new zealand and he was saying he doesn't know the specific details of the gun law proposals that the government cam

public displays of grief the private ones are going on behind closed doors andrew thomas al jazeera christchurch where the suspect is from australia and police there have conducted several raids as part of the investigation into the attacks melhem has more now from sydney. but your properties belong to members of brenton tyrant's family one his mother and the other.

exactly what happened and more broadly how this was possible here in new zealand when hey al jazeera christchurch dozens of people are dead and missing in mozambique and zimbabwe after tropical cyclone i die zimbabwe's government says at least twenty four people have died in the east of the country rescue efforts are being hampered by the damage to roads and bridges cyclon made landfall in mozambique on thursday killing at least twenty one people and cutting off more than half a million people in the port city of beara. protests of looted stores on the shelves easy and clashed with riot police in paris on the eighteenth weekend of the so-called yellow vest demonstrations police fired tear gas and used water cannon against hardline protesters to get who gathered around the shores easy some of them throwing stones at the police several fires were started in surrounding streets and a newsstand was burned to the ground it was the largest best protest for several weeks things have been more peaceful in the spanish capital madrid despite a heavy police presence being deployed the tens of thousands of d

public displays of grief the private ones are going on behind closed doors andrew thomas al jazeera christchurchpolice in the netherlands say they've arrested a man suspected of shooting dead three people in a tram thirty seven year old is now in custody after police launched a manhunt to find him in the city of. this confusion over the motive for the attack reports. an empty tram on the corner of a junction on the outskirts of this is where a man opened fire on passengers on monday morning. and eight hour manhunt followed while residents were urged to stay inside their homes schools were closed and security was increased around mosques as heavily armed police and counterterrorism units raided several buildings in the area. a photograph of the suspect shooter was released on social media by police event if i came as a thirty seven year old man born in turkey early reports by authorities pointed to a possible terrorism motive but later added that other factors could have been behind to killers action. what has happened today before going into deeper research the first indications of the facts the

wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. well several new zealand companies including major banks are pulling advertising from facebook and google it's in protest at how they handled video of the mosque attacks which was live streamed by the suspect for seventeen minutes just saying there are there and says not enough was done to remove the footage. the point that i would like to make there is you know obviously this is been a proliferation it's of of it's availability. one point five million times the fact that only one point two of those times has been automated tells me there of course are powers to take a very direct approach to instances of. speech that incites violence or that incites height and i would call on our social media platforms of all variety to demonstrate the kind of responsibility that both lead to these have been and that includes stars who perpetuate the messages in the aftermath there's a lot of work that needs to be done. but these are some of the fifty people who died in the mosque attack some had fle

zealand and then two minute silence will be held to honor those who were killed wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. and in an interview with al-jazeera the prime minister just in the audience said she was deeply concerned by the shootings thomas reports from christchurch. since last friday's attack the always of the world to be the new zealand and its prime minister. has only been in the job seventeen months and never expected the horror of what happened last friday speaking to al-jazeera she says she appreciates the sympathy the country's received we feel all of the support and condolences said of being shared with us from around the world and particularly. from the. the global muslim community and i think on behalf of new zealand and perhaps of the new zealand muslim community i say thank you for that support we have we have found it very strongly our durned says she's all too aware how people at prayer with the targets of last week's attack if so confronting to us this new zealanders that it happened in that place of peace the worship we are you know that our muslim community would have been a

there will be fifty bouquets for fifty new graves i'm sure thomas al-jazeera christchurch. went to grafton in the australian state of new south wales and found a community trying to distance itself from the suspect it's dawn in the sleepy provincial town of grafton is waking up to another day of reflection about the horrific events in christ church and its connection to it brenton tarrant spent at least the first twenty years of his life in grafton before travelling around the world he went to the local school and worked as a personal trainer in a gym his alleged attack on two mosques in christ church last week has deeply disturbed religious leaders in his home town we've got inside to you now for us and you know they will we all sectarian you know how all of the people are going to leave the members of the muslim community in christ church the mood here is somber this is a community grappling to come to terms with one of their own baying a suspect in the worst mass killing in new zealand's history it's just a time for the community to gather and just kind of be together ge

the people here struggle to come to terms with the terror that came to this city wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. well the man arrested for the mosque attacks in new zealand is from australia some mainstream politicians there are being blamed for further fueling a growing on thai immigrant sentiment rob mcbride reports some said me. anti immigration protesters face off against left wing opponents at a recent street clash in melbourne. politics in australia is increasingly becoming divided and this is where the more outrageous becomes the more populist like anti immigration senator pauline hanson wearing a burka in parliament. or far right senator fraser an ng who blame the christchurch shootings on muslim immigration into new zealand getting egg. then it impacts. extreme behavior but home affairs minister peter dutton seen as the architect of australia's controversial immigration policy has accused left wing opponents like muslim senator marine for ruki of being equally confrontational faruqi says there's a reason for dotson's accusation there have been mainstream politicians who for years have

mass burial held on friday funerals for twenty six people in a single afternoon after thomas al-jazeera christchurch. iraq's president sally has been met by an angry crowd on his visit to mosul following a deadly ferry accident protesters held in seoul south the president as he toured the scene of the disaster at least one hundred people died when the overloaded ferry capsized in the tigris river al-jazeera is me a friend who has the latest from mosul. this is where the ferry sank the one behind me is identical to the one that went down in this resolve the two ferries used to carry visitors to the result island across this three tory of the to greece as you can see the water current is very strong and official source from the water authority in one hour told us they had informed operators of the most of them to shut more gates to bring the water level down and this would help recover the dead bodies sixty persons were rescued alive yesterday when the ferry capsized the government has deployed all the resources at hand we should note that the first capacity is not more than fifty personnel and the on

this attack happened but there's a lot of grief and solidarity to be expressed under thomas' al-jazeera christchurch . robin go live to another of our correspondents are using crushers wayne hay and wayne this community this city absorbs the tragedy that happened to them not that long ago the agony of many of the families continues as so many of those who have died have yet to be identified. yes that's exactly right you mentioned in andrew's piece there the people coming here to pay tribute to leave floral tributes well it's just gone eleven o'clock at night here on saturday and still the people are coming here to do exactly that to leave flowers at the police cordon the road here that we're standing on leads down to the el nor mosque where most of the people were killed on friday but many people also just coming here to stand in silence really and reflect on what this city what this country has been through on friday you mentioned some of the victims the names haven't been officially released but certainly media in new zealand now starting to tell the stories from family members talking about the p

exactly what happened and more broadly how this was possible here in new zealand when hey al jazeera christchurch. now some survivors of fighters attacked have been telling our correspondent andrew thomas how they escaped. after the violent frenzy the flowers all day on saturday people came to lay them in tribute to the dead and then stand whisper and weep. among those gathered with survivors and their stories i don't want. her head started his. and he had just gone for three or four minutes. when you heard the shots. and noises coming near so then i decided to wall street and jump on my wife tried to support his best friend sister linda and when she tried to talk shit like that. one of the coming you know on that and my wife it's injured here and so i wanted to go to linda and linda it's like one of my friend knows he is from india and there it was in iran it was he showed us one blood on his shoulder so i was holding him and then the gun gunmen are going through the window and shot him while he was on my lebanese shooting couple of drugs in the head he was a team people of. all when he went to

review of regulations to try to ensure new zealand never sees another mass killing wayne hay al jazeera christchurch. more anti-government protests are taking place in albania as capital tirana thousands of opposition protesters try to enter albania's parliament building on thursday accusing the government of being corrupt and having links to organized crime the main opposition party relinquish their seats in parliament last month and the calling for snap elections government denies the allegations and accused protesters of hindering our benyus progress towards membership of the european union and as well as opposition leader one door says the arrest of his chief of staff is a sign of weakness by president nicolas maduro about tomorrow is in custody after dawn raid on his house in caracas the united nations says it's concerned about the arrest and is calling for dialogue in a tweet us or state might compel you called from iraq to be released saying those involved will be held accountable china's president xi jinping is in italy for the start of a three day visit the main aim of the trip is to sign a

community and that is who we are and that is simply what i'm communicating andrew thomas al jazeera christchurch now this is an interesting twist to turkey's president reject time birder one has linked the christ church shootings to australia's involvement in turkey during the first world war and he accused a stray leader in new zealand of having what he called an anti islamic agenda when their troops took part in the glittery campaign one hundred years ago and this is sparked off a diplomatic row was broad reports from sydney. this is quickly developed into a serious diplomatic spat between australia and turkey over remarks made by turkish president. that's brought this response from his australian counterpart remarks of been made by the turkish president a war. that i consider highly offensive to astride ians and hardly reckless in this very sensitive environment he's talking about the claim made by erdogan that the alleged australian gunman in the christchurch shootings.

public displays of grief the private ones are going on behind closed doors andrew thomas al jazeera christchurch well in the wake of those attacks in new zealand muslim groups in the us are taking steps to secure their places of worship the council on american islamic relations or care as one of the groups leading that campaign speak to house and shibley he's care florida's chief executive director has and should we understand you're trying to set up adequate safety and security across all mosques and islamic schools in the us i mean that's going to be an enormous task what do you think is necessary because experts say look one of two armed guards is not going to stop a determined attack it. well you know actually i don't think that's correct in fact but we have to remember that these armed attackers are indeed cowards in fact our hero. was able to scare away that killer that cowardly killer with using a credit card processing machine and an empty gun and i think if there are professionally trained armed individuals in every mosque in this country i think it's in a very powerful message that you