New Zealand opens inquest into Christchurch mosque attacks that killed 51
Proceedings are expected to last six weeks and will seek to ‘shine a light’ on what happened in March 2019.
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The problem with Muslim celebrity culture
A failed giveaway trip to New Zealand illustrates all that is wrong with Muslim celebrity activism in the US.
When it comes to Islamophobia, we need to name names
The world should know the name of the Christchurch terrorist and the names of those who inspired anti-Muslim terror.
Hating Muslims, loving Zionists: Israel as a far-right model
Widely admired by the far right, Israel has joined a global movement to promote far-right politics and anti-Muslim hate.
Today, I’m a New Zealander
What just happened in New Zealand is a turning point for Islamophobia worldwide.
The New Zealand massacre and the weaponisation of history
Brenton Tarrant suffers from common historical delusions.
New Zealand was warned a terror attack was possible
But its government chose to ignore the warning.
The hypocrisy of New Zealand’s ‘this is not us’ claim
Is Brenton Tarrant really an aberration?
Humanise the victims, not the terrorist
The media-hungry terrorist responsible for the Christchurch shootings does not deserve our attention. His victims do.
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