naeem rashid was killed alongside his son, talha, in the al noor mosque.deo of the attack apparently trying to tackle the gunman before he was shot. his death was confirmed by the government of pakistan, his home country. there, his brother told the bbc he was a hero. i saw that video and the first thing i wanted to see was the look in his eyes. i did not see one iota of fear in those eyes. and that made me proud. what a brave man he was. as she met some of the families who have lost their loved ones, jacinda ardern pledged to tighten new zealand's gun laws, which unlike britain, don't include a ban on owning semiautomatic assault weapons. one of the issues we are facing is that the guns that were used in this case appear to have been modified. that is a challenge that police have been facing and that is a challenge that we will look to address in changing our laws. there is also a more immediate challenge — making this community feel safe and united. after all the fear and violence the city experienced on friday, this is the natural heartfelt response. pe

christchurch victims have expressed their family's pain in the wake of the attacks. 50—year—old naeem rashidson talha naeem, were among six pakistani citizens killed in the attack. our pakistan correspondent, secunder kermani, spoke to naeem rashid's brothers earlier. tell me, how long had your brother been living with his family in new zealand? he went to new zealand in 2010, so it's been nine years. so, he went to do his phd there, he couldn't finish his phd but he did start working there, so he was doing his job there. and he liked living in new zealand? he loved living in new zealand, he just loved it. i've never been there myself but i believed it was supposed to be one of the safest places... i suppose that no one in the family could ever imagine something like this would ever happen? no, no way. we couldn't imagine it, not at all. how did you find out? well, my brother rang me about nine o'clock in the morning. i was not watching the television, somebody rang him. then we rang... one of my younger brother's brother—in—law also lives there in christchurch, so we rang him and my sister—

in a video of the attack, naeem rashid was seen confronting the gunman.first thing i wanted to see was the look in his eyes. i did not see an iota of fear in those eyes. and that made me proud. what a brave man he was. i heard from people there, there were a few witnesses who said he saved a few lives there. by trying to stop that guy. the stories of those killed continue to emerge. sayyad milne was 14 and wanted to be a footballer. the police have told his father that his son died in the mosque. hosni ara was originally from bangladesh and officials there said she had been killed. she was looking for her husband in the men's section of the mosque when she was shot. khaled mustafa, a refugee from syria, moved with his family last year to the safety of new zealand. officials told his wife he was killed during friday prayers. one of his teenage sons is also missing. daoud nabi was 71. he ran the afghan association at the mosque. relatives have described his death as an act of cowardice. the family of farhaj ahsan in india were told of his death today by the

christchurch victims have expressed their family's pain in the wake of the attacks. 50 year old naeem rashidlha naeem, were among six pakistani citizens killed in the attack. our pakistan correspondent, secunder kermani, spoke to one of naeem rashid's brothers earlier. i feel really proud of my brother, really. i mean, the way he died, very few people... i mean, i wish i could die like him, really, dying like... he was a brave person, and i heard from people there, there were a few witnesses, and they said he saved a few lives there by trying to stop that guy. meanwhile — an australian senator who blamed immigration for the mosque shooting in christchurch has attacked a teenager— who threw an egg at him while he was being interviewed. the 17—year—old before a short scuffle took place between the two. fraser anning hit the 17—year—old before a short scuffle took place between the two. the teenager was then restrained and arrested, but has since been released. a petition calling for senator anning to be removed from office following his comments has attracted nearly a quarter of a million sign

— in which 49 people were killed has appeared in court on a single murder charge. 50 year old naeem rashidse his bravery. prime ministerjacinda ardern says the man accused of carrying out the country's worst mass killing was planning other attacks and vows to change gun laws. my colleague sharanjit leyl will bring you the latest from new zealand in a moment.

naeem rashid was killed alongside his sun, talha, in the al noor mosque.o of the attack apparently trying to tackle the gunman before he was shot. his death was confirmed by the government of pakistan, his home country. there, his brother told the bbc he was a hero. i saw that video and the first thing i wanted to see was the look in his eyes. i did not see one iota of fear in those eyes. and that made me proud. what a brave man he was. as she met some of the families who have lost their loved ones, jacinda ardern pledged to tighten new zealand's gun laws, which unlike britain, don't include a ban on owning semiautomatic assault weapons. one of the issues we are facing is that the guns that were used in this case appear to have been modified. that is a challenge that police have been facing and that is a challenge that we will look to address in changing our laws. there is also a more immediate challenge — making this community feel safe and united. after all the fear and violence the city experienced on friday, this is the natural heartfelt response. peop

amy: 50-year old naeem rashid was killed at the al noor mosque after he tried to grab the shooter's gun. rashid was a teacher from pakistan who had been planning his son's spring wedding. his son, talha, was killed alongside his father. pakistan's prime minister announced that rashid would be presented with a national award for his bravery. new zealand football goalkeeper 33-year old atta elayyan, who had just become a father, was also among the 50 victims. so were 14-year-old sayyad milne, 44 year-old husna ahmed, and father of two lilik abdul hamid. this is new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern speaking tuesday. >> we are a nation of 200 languages., 160 we open our doors to others and say welcome. and the only thing that must change after the events of friday is that this same dorm as close on all of those who espouse hate and fear. we wish for every member of our communities to also feel safe. safe means being free from the fear of violence. but it also means being free from the fear of those sentiments of racism and hate that create a place where violence can flourish. and every