tony i recommend everybody go and listens to what you have to say as the spokesperson for these christ church mosque but here i want to stop off mocking i'm ok how is marking one here later let's have a look let's have a listen for me personally when the shooting happened. it was my 1st year out of high school. and it was getting back on track in getting . trying to balance the all the struggles they were already bare with being a 1st really student on top of having to hold this burden of trauma. having to balance that and so i feel like a year doesn't really. you know. it doesn't really mean much because it's been in the day since for me. 10 of the contests fill the panel as local speaking how do you represent so many people how do you split for them how are you going to do that like i can now there's a simple as it is in one sense i can't. with the referred to the cover a couple things there monkey speaking what we did there was that we had a one day just as a very very 1st sort of media training session and we captured people talking. and then the suggestion was well why don't we grab some

i'm going to bring you in tony because the most of christ church put together this is how we are one year later i want to show our audience what you can see here so this is one year on the messages from the mosque in their own words so there's no media here there's nobody breaking down what it was like for you you were telling your own stories this is you tony i recommend everybody go and listens to what you have to say as the spokesperson for these christ church moss but here i want to stop off mocking i'm ok how is mocking one here later let's have a look let's have a lesson for me personally when the shooting happened. it was my 1st year out of high school. and it was getting back on track in getting. trying to balance the all the struggles they were already bare with being a 1st really student on top of having to hold this burden of trauma. having to balance that and so i feel like a year doesn't really you know. it doesn't really mean much because it's been read a sentence for me. tell him he can just fill the panel as local spec and then how do you represent so many people how

me i recommend everybody go and listens to what you have to say as the spokesperson for these christ churchmosque but here i want to stop off mocking i'm ok how is mocking one here later let's have a look let's have a lesson for me personally when the shooting happened if. it was my 1st year out of high school. and there was getting back on track him getting. trying to balance the all the struggles they were already bear with being a firstly any sort of on top of having to hold this burden of trauma. having to balance there and so i feel like a year doesn't really. you know or a doesn't really mean much because it's been every day since for me. tony you can just feel the pain as malcolm speaking there how do you represent so many people how do you speak for them how different is that like i can. be as simple as it once it's i can't help. but to cover a couple things that mucky speaking what we did was that we had a one day just very very 1st of the media training session that we capture people talking. and then the suggestion was well why don't we grab some of these people talking not media

of murder and 40 of attempted murder there's a look back now with the events that took place in christ church one year ago. the mass shooting was something new for new zealand the country had been proud that it hadn't had such massacres and its response was novel in many ways the gunman had live streamed his massacre of worshipers that the christ church mosque online he wanted to become a global figure the prime minister just into our dern took an unusual step and refused to give him the notoriety he was looking for. he's a terrorist he's a criminal he's an extremist but he will when i speak be nameless. she also quickly showed solidarity with the muslim community and donned a headscarf to lead a nation in defiant morning. many of those who were living to recreate affected by this shooting may be migrants to new zealand they may even be very few teams here they have chosen to make new sealing their home and it is the home they are us. in new zealand also stood out by following warm words with concrete action. within weeks the government launched a gun buyback scheme a month later it banned se

this in christchurch tomorrow or after he is one of the survivors of the mosque shootings also in christ church we have tony green he's a spokesperson for the muslim association of canterbury and in hamilton román she's the spokesperson for the islamic women's council of new zealand welcome everybody it's really good to have you here before we even started our you tube conversation received can jump on to you tube and says who can forget that day and see that column right here it is highlighted in orange summer i know that you still think about that day a year later and you have flashbacks what is it that comes back to you over and over again. of course is. every time you're talking about. the 15th of march is the flashbacks often. gunmen's shooting in to do over us. remember that there smokes coming out from the. mission guns so. that's they're all wasted images to their i.c.d. peoples and on me today who most days life and injured people so. that's the flashbacks is always there we are seeing. that tragedy. and it's not easy to forget and we can never forget that's and. every time on this. we

and the gunmen who attacked the new zealand guilty it was a little over a year 51 people in christ church. i merely phenomenon welcome on wednesday the bonus track approved a sweeping rescue package to question the economic blow from coronavirus it's designed to support health care infrastructure in russia billions of euros in may to businesses that are struggling and in a historic move lawmakers voted to scrap rules limiting how much money the country can borrow. parliament in crisis mode the bundestag has changed its rules to allow decisions to be taken with fewer members present the normal those who were there sat at a safe distance from each other as parliamentary president volved. called on deputies to show support for the key workers who are helping to keep the country going to try and get. food express thanks in respect to the doctor's care workers and those in the health and security or thora tis who are being tested to their limits every day. if you want and you think we all agree we should include in our banks those who day after day and in spite of the greater risk of infection

well new zealand has been holding events to mark the one year anniversary of the christ church massacre 51 people were killed and dozens more wounded when a white supremacist targeted the city's muslim community prime minister just into our dern has said the attacks fundamentally changed the country the suspected mosque attacker an australian is due to go on trial in june facing terrorism charges plus $51.00 counts of murder and 40 of attempted murder here's a look back now with the tragic events that took place in christ church one year ago. the mass shooting was something new for new zealand the country had been proud that it hadn't had such massacres and its response was novel in many ways the gunman had live streamed his massacre of worship is at the christ church mosque online he wanted to become a global figure the prime minister just into our dern took an unusual step and refused to give him the notoriety he was looking for. he is a terrorist he's a criminal he's an extremist but he will when i speak be nameless. she also quickly showed solidarity with the muslim community and do

new zealand is marking one year since the christ church massacre $51.00 people were killed and dozens were injured in the white supremacist attack on the city's muslim community survivors of the shooting and other residents attended community prayers at an indoor stadium to pay tribute to the victims the leaders of the $2.00 mosques led the joint service and worshippers her testimony from survivors prime minister just into art and attended the event before the service she said new zealand needs to continue challenging priests i'm so i believe new zealand and its people have fundamentally changed i can't see how you could have an event like this and not but the challenge for us will be ensuring that in now every day actions in the every opportunity we see bullying harassment rices i'm discrimination calling it out as a nation there is one will show that we each individually have a role to play and making sure new zealand has fundamentally changed for the beef. while the suspected mosque attacker who is an australian is due to go on trial in june he is facing terrorism charges plus $51.

new zealand is marking one year since the christ church massacre $51.00 people were killed and dozens were injured in the white supremacist attack on the city's muslim community survivors of the shooting and other residents attended community prayers at an indoor stadium to pay tribute to the victims leaders of the sioux mosques led the joint service and worshippers her testimony from survivors prime minister just into art and attended the event before the service she said new zealand needs to continue challenging places so a year on i believe new zealand and its people have fundamentally changed i can't see how you could have an event like this and not but the challenge for us will be ensuring that an hour every day actions in the opportunity we see pulling harassment rices i'm discrimination calling it out as a nation there is one will show that we each individually have a role to play and making sure new zealand has fundamentally changed for the beef. the suspected mosque attacker who is an extremely and is due to go on trial in june is facing terrorism charges plus $51.00 counts o

this is the first conrmed coronavirus case in washington dc and the christ church georgetown rector said yesterday that he is the person city officials have been referring to his patient one. dc's mayor said today, anyone who entered christ church georgetown on february 24th, or between february 28 and march 3rd, has now requested to self quarantine for 2 weeks from the date of their visit to the church. officials had announced the district's first positive test. but had been identifying the victim only as quote patient one. the rector remains hospitalized in stae condition and the churches canceled all activities until further notice in china some shopping and dining attractions at shanghai disney resort are resuming operations. >>the company is calling it the first step of a phased reopening, but the notice says the park itself. shanghai disneyland remains closed until further noti a limited number of shopping dining and recreational outlets, a sney town wishing star park and shanghai disneyland hotel will operate under limited capacity and reduced hours of operation guess aing thfacil

government who murders 51 people cheer an attack to 6 christ church new zealand changes his cool place to guilty. welcome to the program germany's parliament the bundestag has approved a sweeping rescue package to cushion the economic blow the coronavirus pandemic it's designed to support health care infrastructure and pump billions of euros in aid to struggling businesses and in an historic move has voted to scrap current limits on government borrowing a parliament in crisis mode the bundestag has changed its rules to allow decisions to be taken with fewer members present the normal those who were there sat at a safe distance from each other. parliamentary president volved. called on deputies to show support for the key workers who are helping to keep the country going to try and give. food express thanks in respect to the doctor's care workers and those in the health and security or forages who are being tested to their limits every day. if you want and it's in those i think we all agree we should include in our banks those who day after day and in spite of the greater risk of infect

response was novel in many ways the gunman had live streamed his massacre of worship is at the christ church mosque online he wanted to become a global figure the prime minister just into our took an unusual step and refused to give him the notoriety he was looking for he is a terrorist he's a criminal he's an extremist but he well when i speak to be nameless. she also quickly showed solidarity with the muslim community and donned a headscarf to lead a nation in defiant morning. many of those who were being directly affected by this shooting may be migrants to new zealand they may even be refuted jeans here they have chosen to make new sealing their home and it is the harm they are us. in new zealand also stood out by following warm words with concrete action. within weeks the government launched a gun buyback scheme a month later it banned semi automatic rifles. since the end of 2016 germany has deported failed afghan asylum seekers back to afghanistan it's a controversial policy that's opposed by some rights groups which say that afghanistan is still an unsafe country now through the end o

students in christ church were united in spirit and pulling. together they came to the al no mosque where the 1st attack happened to remember the victims it's more important to come speak to. us today than being scared of. the al know and linwood mosques were targeted by a white extremist gunman one year ago 51 people were killed for those who survived this is a difficult day i can't explain what i feel this morning as. i was thinking and look at the top i said ok is 8 o'clock now. and. 5 hours later. going to be injured with 9 bullets this wasn't the new zealanders wanted to remember the victims but the corona virus outbreak forced the cancellation of the main memorial services for you . know you since the attack the government has tightened down those parliament quickly voted to ban military style semiautomatic weapons during that muslim leaders say much more work needs to be done to tackle prejudice what happened last year happened in large part because of the other ring of a community and how a particular individual saw muslims us talk sic

year ago branson terrine changed his theory from not guilty to guilty in a high court hearing in christ church where the attacks took place he also pleaded guilty to 40 counts of attempted murder and one of terrorism the 29 year old will be sentenced added later dates and new zealand prime minister said the guilty plea will be a consolation for victims' families. i know that they will still be i'm sure a certain sense of relief. that the whole nation but particularly our muslim community have being speared. from a trial that could have otherwise acted as a platform. nothing will bring their loved ones back but this is a small reprieve well for all the day's top stories you can head online to al-jazeera dot com. following on the headlines on al-jazeera the number of coronavirus deaths in spain has climbed again hitting 4000 and that's taken a pass the total recorded by china and italy remains europe's worst affected country with more than 6000 new infections reported in the past 24 hours the number of dead there has now passed 8000 and european union leaders say continent wide solidarity along

and one year on how christ church is marking the mosque shooting that killed dozens. also had the lengths some sports are going to try to play on through the run of the. he came from a wealthy background in paris and became an artist against his family's wishes he went on to bring a fresh perspective to oriental list painting falling in love with some harlem culture making julia his home and converting to islam. al-jazeera world tells the story of the last 18 days and his unique artistic work on. the french oriental estate on al-jazeera. a nation where corruption is endemic now embroiled in a battle to hold the power to account. how is this radical transformation. i mean. to me that she was shedding light on the romanians pressing for change and their unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain people. on al jazeera. welcome back you're watching the news hour live from doha these are your top stories checkpoints are in place around the philippine capital manila as the government imposes new restrictions to curb the coronavirus 12000000 residents are only all

and dozens more injured in a white in the white supremacist attack on the muslim community in christ church sunday is the exact anniversary date when more events are planned. to be business with ben physical and up next and of there will be more news at the top of the hour thanks washington. oh. not here. not. run. on. the eve of. not sun to come all over. the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter to date and in touch follow us.

virus new zealand has cancelled a national remembrance service marking the 1st anniversary of the christ church mosque attacks it has been had been scheduled for sunday. a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of algeria's capital algiers to march against the country's ruling elite despite the coronavirus threat the campaign of weekly mass protests has lasted more than a year and led to the resignation of long serving president adel izzy's beautifully last april. authorities in egypt say more than 20 people have died in thunderstorms and heavy flooding various parts of the country most of the victims were in rural and poor areas at least 6 children were among those killed when their house collapsed. iraq will submit a formal complaint to the united nations over u.s. airstrikes on its territory which it says killed 6 people the u.s. targeted approach on militia group in response to an earlier rocket attack that killed 2 american soldiers. turning back to our top story the coronavirus spread and rwanda h

have been canceled because of coronavirus special prayers went ahead with hundreds gathering in christ church on friday but even larger crowds are expected at sunday's planned memorial so health officials called it off as a precaution. turkey and russia have a great on the details of a ceasefire in syria's adlib region the plan was finalized after 4 days of talks in ankara under the turkish and russian forces will carry out joint patrols along the import highway linking syria's east and west it's going to start sunday the cease fire deal has largely hell since march 5th after it was breached in moscow last week. so the headlines keep it are now jazeera sent from heaven it's next. were born were warm was. fine as long as i can remember luke has been part of my life. the scent of this rare and special wood was present at home and the neighbors and in the mosque. nothing gives me a feeling go much on a study like this made up of good. but looking beneath the sadness of this instance would take me on a journey of both daughter and beautiful. the center road is part of life not just in ca to what

one year on how christ church is marking the mosque shootings that killed dozens. some sports are going to miss the price to play on the pandemic. in 2014 and al-jazeera and the. revealed how anger and fear fueled. that ravaged west africa we asked. her to. 3 years on we speak to the filmmaker the wanting to spread. his fear that was born out of rewind liberia living with an al-jazeera. soon as the sun goes down. russia is a very challenging place to work from and. even folks here say you can't do it it's not allowed to feel pushing you're always pushing. more. people are being taken for peacefully march here through the city center we are travelling the extra mile where all the media go go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. i've. come back here watching the news live from doha and peter dhabi let's get you right up to speed with all the top stories around says the number of people who died from the corona virus there has now risen to $724.00 it is the hardest hit nation across the middle east with around $14000.00 infections. checkpoints ar

students in christ church were united in spirit and pulling. together they came to the al no mosque where the 1st attack happened to remember the victim it's more important to come shows more we speak. lost their lives today than being scared of but even. the al know and linwood mosques were targeted by a white extremist gunman one year ago 51 people were killed for those who survived this is a difficult day i can't explain what i feel this morning. i was thinking and the look at the top i said ok is 8 o'clock now. and. 5 hours later last year. going to be injured with 9 bullets this wasn't a new zealanders wanted to remember the victims but the corona virus outbreak forced the cancellation of the main memorial services. since the attack the government has tightened its gun laws parliament quickly voted to ban military style semiautomatic weapons. that muslim leaders say much more work needs to be done to tackle prejudice what happened last year happened in large part because of the other ring of a community and how a particular individual saw

held on friday and followers have been flowers have been laid outside the mosques in the city of christ church coronavirus has forced the cancellation of the main memorial service that was planned an australian man is due to go on trial in june charged with terrorism major and attempted murder those are the headlines coming up next here is counting the cost americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the truck parts of america are getting in trouble here there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so plainly wrong the bottom line on u.s. politics and policy is a matter of fact on the world. hello daryn george this is counting the cost on al jazeera your weekly look at the world of business economics this week. a battle for the heart of opec who will capitulate 1st putin all m.b.a.'s as a price war decimates the markets. will the most liberal democratic nations by beijing's ai facial recognition technology to control their citizens. and the lebanese lived a

his plea to guilty the australian white supremacist is accused of opening fire on 2 mosques in christ church killing 51 people and injuring dozens more more than 400000 people in the u.k. have answered a government call for volunteers to help the country's national health service they will be deployed delivering medicines to people who can't get out or who have been told to stay indoors and offer telephone support to people self isolated alone. claims for unemployment benefits in the united states rocketed by more than 3000000 just last week alone from just over a quarter of a 1000000 the week before that is by far the highest ever jump in a single week according to the department of labor the hardest hits was services reflecting the closure of businesses such as restaurants and bars economists expect that the number of cleaning unemployment benefits will rise further while much of the united states remains on lockdown. financial correspondent chelsea delaney is at the frankfurt stock exchange the chelsea how are investors reacting to these devastating u.s. jobs numbers. well i heard some au

plea to guilty you know straight and white supremacist is accused of opening firing 2 mosques in christ church killing $51.00 people and injuring dozens more prime minister to send representatives of the muslim community expressed relief at the change of play a retired f.b.i. agent missing in iran since 2007 has died in iranian custody according to his family bob levinson vanished while reportedly working that as a private investigator iran has long denied knowledge of his whereabouts details of his death remain unclear. well the 400000 people in the u.k. have answered a government call for volunteers to help the country's national health service be deployed delivering medicine to people who can't get out or who've been told to stay indoors and they'll be offering telephone support to people a self isolating alone. and depressed brits stuck at home being offered a temporary solution to their corona lock down a pub in a box london be a make a signature brew is boxing up boxing up cans of different beers along with glasses snacks and even a pub quiz for people missing a night out they companies

zealand special prayers were held on friday and flowers have been laid outside the mosques in christ church an australian man is due to go on trial in june on terrorism charges those were the headlines i'm back with the news hour in half an hour do stay with us. what's behind the recent tensions between pakistan and india we've given them the opportunity to. but. it's not just politics it's the new. and not so from pakistani foreign minister shot mahmood qureshi talks to al jazeera . combine that's right. but officials are on the. go to show they are now willing to know what it's going to take down to cases plus more than $100.00 countries within the police if you can if you're just shocked shocked by the hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post among the media stories that we're covering this week china tries to flip the script on covert 19 it has issues with the way the international media are covering the story right down to where the virus was born the film industry in apartheid era south africa how could it bust equipment. and the subsidy that was supposed to help black so

mosque shootings a year ago on friday hundreds gathered for a special prayer service in the city of christ church. but with even larger crowds expected at sunday's event health officials called it off as a precaution. and colombia says it won't allow entry to visitors who stayed in europe or asia in the past 2 weeks it also close its borders with venezuela from saturday its border with ecuador will remain open on thursday the last american nation suspended public events involving more than 500 people. for a short break here when we come back we'll have more news plans to patrol a crucial syrian highway as part of a cease fire deal in the province. the trump towers in new york is part of corruption investigation into the public of congo. system sitting through the east end of the mediterranean activity and this crowd covering a wide area but it has been producing some pretty torrential downpours so much so these all the streets a car this is how it was looking on thursday many areas actually under water as you can see is some of the streets really under considerable depth the good news is it's con

are the gunman in new zealand who slaughtered 51 worshipers at 2 christ church mosques unexpectedly pled guilty to all charges earlier today 29 year old brandon terrance pled guilty to 51 counts of murder 40 counts of attempted murder and one count of terrorism this comes less than 2 weeks after mourners commemorated those who died during those attacks brunton is expected to face life in prison. and off the coast of east africa lies this small island nation that just announced a major achievement government officials in seychelles say they've reached their goal of protecting 30 percent of its waters roughly $1700.00 or 173000 square miles by illegally designating it a protected area that's pretty cool their announcement comes 10 years ahead of a 30 by 30 international target which is pushing for at least 30 percent of the global ocean to be protected by the year 2033 that's pretty good news regina that is great news especially you know i love seeing. i would like to now go to the beach yes exactly but we can't go there right now regina nor can we go look at sports so i'm going to toss it

the self-confessed white supremacist is accused of opening fire on worshippers in the city of christ church killing 51 people and injuring dozens more prime minister just in the odd and representatives of the muslim community expressed relief at the changed plea guilty plea removes the need for a lengthy trial little authorities fear it would be used as a plot for the neo nazi propaganda to get more from journalist to pete mackenzie in the new zealand capital or wellington while complete the defendant had previously denied all charges so why did he change his plea to guilty. the defendant's motivation it's unclear exactly right up until this point he pleaded not guilty it seems that on tuesday he changed his mind and notified his lawyers that he'd like to change that plea to guilty to the mighty charges on wednesday a formal notice was given by the state court of conveying for a special care in which the terrorist was convicted he raised the question about one of the night when they were presented but at the ins place don't be to watch charges it does save the country and the victims from t

admitted his guilt friends and tyrant changed his pleas from not guilty to guilty jury hearing in christ church the 29 year old will be sentenced next month. the bottom line is next here on al-jazeera stay with us. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question in a time when handshakes rallies fundraisers and door knocking have all been cancelled what happens to the american election campaign this year let's get to the bottom line. but how fast things are changing around us here's how we started last week's show across the u.s. so far about 5000 cases of coronavirus have been recorded today that number stands at closer 250000 still rising listen to where the u.s. president was just 3 and a half weeks ago we have the greatest the greatest tourism country in the world so instead of leaving our country leaving our shores of stay here and again.

new zealand special prayers were held on friday of lawyers have been laid outside the mosques in christ church australian man is due to go on trial in june on terrorism charges those were the headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's inside story would dream of a gator to stay with us. coronavirus pandemic has forced many countries to close their schools it's hoped to lock a social gathering will help slow the outbreak but is the sense learning the answer and how vulnerable are children to this virus this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm going to you know the global health crisis created by the coronavirus pandemic has led to extraordinary measures in an effort to contain the outbreak countries from south korea to the u.s. italy to new zealand are introducing measures that are affecting hundreds of millions of people schools universities cinemas gyms concerts have all been shut down around the world and the u.s. the clear to national emergency on the same day it's travel ban on $26.00 european countries came into effect the world health or

mall shootings a year ago on friday hundreds gathered for a special prayer service in the city of christ church but with even larger crowds expected at sunday's planned event health officials called adults as a precaution. iran security forces will tear the streets of major cities within the next 24 hours and a renewed effort to fight the spread of the virus state media say shop streets and roads will be emptied iran is one of the country's most affected by the pandemic with a death toll of 514 and more than 11000 infections. and turkey and russia have agreed on the details of a cease fire in syria's in the bridge and the plan was finalized up to 4 days of talks and korea under the agreement turkish and russian forces will carry out joint patrols along the m 4 highway linking syria's east and west that starts from sunday those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after talked about to syria shuffle coverage and watch. al-jazeera. every. move you see. but you're going to hire me it's been over a year since the former cricketer turned politician imran khan became pakistan's pri

people killed in shootings at 2 mosques a year ago hundreds of people gathered in an arena in christ church not far from one of the mosques where 43 people died. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off the inside story. when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own home and back home it's a lot of the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. was a slogan that whatever the problem is the board's job counting the cost on al-jazeera. can the coronavirus pandemic be stopped the world health organization declares the outbreak of pandemic and donald trump finally joins other countries in taking draconian measures to stop the spread but our travel bans enough this is inside story. hello again i'm jane spays what started in a single chinese city is now a pandemic so far infecting at least 120000 people in more than 100 countries world leaders are warning the coronavirus crisis is going to get worse but is not on stoppable the measures to limit the spread vary from simply washing your hands to com

and terrorism the 29 year old australian has up to now denied responsibility for the attacks in christ church a year ago he'll be sentenced as the late in days charlotte ballasts has more from ork and. britain's parents' lawyer apparently signal to the court earlier this week that his client was interested in changing the plays on 92 counts they filed the paperwork yesterday and then the hearing was how this morning just enjoys it and that press conference at a personally she felt a huge sigh of relief hearing that banks and parent would be changing his place on all those counts $51.00 charges of murder charges of attempted murder and one charge of terrorism now not many people got to hear this raid about because new zealand is on a lockdown due to coronavirus so brenton's harris has a name for it out to him he said emotionless wire video link and yes guilty to all of the night and very few people got the chance to hear it the 10 there are any 17 people allowed in the christchurch high court were this morning jews or these coronavirus lockdowns of the muslim community in christchurch being mo

zealand special prayers were held on friday and flowers have been laid outside the mosques in christ church and australian man is due to go on trial in june on terrorism charges those were the headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's inside story would dream of a gator to stay with us. the coronavirus pandemic has forced many countries to close their schools it's hoped to lock a social gathering will help slow the outbreak but is the sense learning the answer and how vulnerable are children to this virus this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm going to you know obligato the global health crisis created by the coronavirus pandemic has led to extraordinary measures in an effort to contain the outbreak countries from south korea to the u.s. italy to new zealand are introducing measures that are affecting hundreds of millions of.

deadliest mass shooting in new zealand history when a white supremacist opened fire on 2 mosques in christ church killing $51.00 muslim worshippers and injuring dozens of others since then across the world we've seen stabbings shootings the bombing of mosques and attacks on synagogues just recently a racist attack killed 9 people in germany and the police officer in the u.k. was arrested on suspicion of terror related offenses so how severe is the threat from white nationalists violence and can it be stopped joining me now to discuss this are cynthia military dreams senior fellow at the center for analysis of the radical right and author of the forthcoming book hate in the homeland the new breeding grounds for far right extremism and christian preacher leni a former neo nazi who now campaigns against the far right and is author of the book breaking hate confronting the new culture of extremism thank you both for joining me on front a year ago this week a white nationalist government massacred 51 muslims in christchurch new zealand shocking the world in the process question to both of you starting

zealand special prayers were held on friday and flowers are being laid outside the mosques in christ church the recent pandemic has forced the cancellation of the main memorial services that had been planned an australian man is due to go on trial in june he's facing terrorism charges. we say it's more damn we are be angry. 2 and. is a very emotional and when i wake up this morning it's. the speeches i can't explain what i feel this morning as. i was thinking and look at the top i said ok is 8 o'clock now and. 5 hours later last year and going to be injured with 9 bullets. but kenya's public hospitals are running dry forcing many patients to ask for donations themselves u.s. funding for transfusion services was pulled last year catherine sawyer has that story from nairobi. it has taken helen barra's a month to get 4 pints of blood from a government hospital so she can start her cancer treatment she was recently diagnosed with cervical cancer and traveled to nairobi from western kenya to begin radiation therapy sessions doctors told her she needed more blood but the hospital did not have it

special prayers were held on friday and flowers have been laid outside the mosques in the city of christ church calling of eyes has forced the cancellation of the main memorial services that were planned an australian man is due to go on trial in june charged with terrorism matter and attempted matter. he said. more than we are be angry. and. is america emotional and when i wake up this morning it's. the speeches i can't explain what i feel this morning. almost thinking and look at the top i said ok is 8 o'clock now. and. 5 hours later last year. going to be injured with nonvolatile. type of a can is founder and chief executive of leadership network which supports muslim women in their communities and professionally she reflects on whether muslims in new zealand feel any safer. if i'm looking at change more widely and society well the answers are what's happening around the world and if you look around the world really hatred is rising edge is rising particularly for muslims when you look at india when you look at china when you look at what's happening in iraq you know so the situation isn't r

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