Brenton Tarrant, charged with murder, makes a hand gesture associated with white supremacy during his appearance in the Christchurch District Court in New Zealand. Photo: Reuters
New Zealand mosque massacre suspect Brenton Tarrant flashes ‘white power’ sign in court, as PM Jacinda Ardern vows ‘gun laws will change’
- Brenton Tarrant legally bought two semi-automatic rifles, two shotguns and a lever-action rifle that were used in the attack that killed 49 Muslim worshippers
- PM Jacinda Ardern said the weapons were bought in 2017, suggested gun law changes could include a ban on semi-automatic weapons
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Brenton Tarrant, charged with murder, makes a hand gesture associated with white supremacy during his appearance in the Christchurch District Court in New Zealand. Photo: Reuters
Nayab Khan, 22, cries at a vigil to mourn for the victims of the Christchurch mosque attacks in New Zealand, at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Friday. Photo: Reuters
World reacts to ‘horrific’ New Zealand mosque massacre by Brenton Tarrant with sorrow, solidarity and fury
- Donald Trump said he spoke to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern about the killings
- Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan blamed ‘Islamophobia’ for the attack
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Nayab Khan, 22, cries at a vigil to mourn for the victims of the Christchurch mosque attacks in New Zealand, at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Friday. Photo: Reuters