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New Zealand Shooter Dies Of Suicide: Police
The gunman who slayed two victims during a mass shooting in Auckland on the opening day of the Women's World Cup killed himself during a shoot-out, New Zealand police said Monday.
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Prince William To Visit New Zealand To Honour Mosque Shootings Victims
Prince William will visit victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings next month, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced Thursday on the eve of a national remembrance service being held in the grieving South Island city.
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Prince William To Visit New Zealand To Honour Christchurch Attack Victims
Prince William will visit New Zealand next month to honour victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings that claimed 50 lives, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Kensington Palace announced Thursday.
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New Zealand Reopens Mosques That Were Attacked; Many "March For Love"
Smelling of fresh paint, the two mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch where a gunman killed 50 worshippers last week reopened their doors on Saturday, with many survivors among the first to walk in and pray for those who died.
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"Lesson For World Leaders": Imam Thanks New Zealand PM After Prayers
The Muslim call to prayer rang out over Christchurch and around New Zealand on Friday, as thousands gathered to remember the 50 people killed by a lone gunman at two mosques a week ago.
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All 50 Victims Of Christchurch Attack Identified: New Zealand Police
New Zealand police on Thursday said that all 50 victims of last week's terror attack in Christchurch had now been identified, allowing burials to take place.
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Friday Prayers To Be Broadcast, 2-Minute Silence: New Zealand PM
The bodies of victims from New Zealand's mosques mass shooting were carried in open caskets on the shoulders of mourners into a large tent at Christchurch's Memorial Park Cemetery on Wednesday - the first burials of the 50 victims.
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"Go Home, She Won't Come," Husband Was Told After New Zealand Shooting
A total of 50 people were killed in the rampage, with as many wounded, as the gunman went from Al Noor to another mosque in the South Island city. Most victims were migrants or refugees from countries including Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Syria, Turkey, Somalia and Afghanistan.
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New Zealand Police Releases 6 Bodies, Investigation Continues
The bodies of six of the Christchurch massacre victims have been released to their families after an anguished-filled delay, New Zealand police said Tuesday, but they warned only a fraction of those killed had been fully identified.
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"Saw Her Lie Motionless": Kerala Man's Wife Killed In New Zealand Attack
For the Indian couple Abdul Nazer and Ansi Alibava, life in New Zealand was peaceful and promising until Friday's mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch that shattered their dreams.
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Tougher New Gun Laws Will Make New Zealand Safer, Says PM Jacinda Ardern
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she would announce new gun laws within days, after 50 people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
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Victim, 3, Thought It Was Video Game, Ran Toward New Zealand Gunman
Mucad Ibrahim was wearing little white socks, the type with grips on the bottom so that toddlers don't slip, when he was carried out of the Al Noor mosque in this city.
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"We're All Gobsmacked": New Zealand Gunman's Family
The family of the Australian man arrested for killing 50 Muslim worshippers in New Zealand said on Sunday they were stunned and "shattered" by his horrific deed.
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New Zealand Gunman Has "Potential To Be Kind Person": Victim's Husband
A man whose wife killed in the Christchurch attack as she rushed bank in to a mosque to rescue him said he harbours no hatred toward the gunman, insisting forgiveness is the best path forward.
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Students Accuse Chelsea Clinton Of Islamophobia For "American" Signature
Christchurch Mosque Shooting: On Friday night, best friends and New York University students Leen Dweik and Rose Asaf attended a vigil at their school's Islamic Center for the victims of the New Zealand mosque massacre.
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New Zealand Shooter Dies Of Suicide: Police
The gunman who slayed two victims during a mass shooting in Auckland on the opening day of the Women's World Cup killed himself during a shoot-out, New Zealand police said Monday.
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Prince William To Visit New Zealand To Honour Mosque Shootings Victims
Prince William will visit victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings next month, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced Thursday on the eve of a national remembrance service being held in the grieving South Island city.
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Prince William To Visit New Zealand To Honour Christchurch Attack Victims
Prince William will visit New Zealand next month to honour victims of the Christchurch mosque shootings that claimed 50 lives, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Kensington Palace announced Thursday.
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New Zealand Reopens Mosques That Were Attacked; Many "March For Love"
Smelling of fresh paint, the two mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch where a gunman killed 50 worshippers last week reopened their doors on Saturday, with many survivors among the first to walk in and pray for those who died.
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"Lesson For World Leaders": Imam Thanks New Zealand PM After Prayers
The Muslim call to prayer rang out over Christchurch and around New Zealand on Friday, as thousands gathered to remember the 50 people killed by a lone gunman at two mosques a week ago.
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All 50 Victims Of Christchurch Attack Identified: New Zealand Police
New Zealand police on Thursday said that all 50 victims of last week's terror attack in Christchurch had now been identified, allowing burials to take place.
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Friday Prayers To Be Broadcast, 2-Minute Silence: New Zealand PM
The bodies of victims from New Zealand's mosques mass shooting were carried in open caskets on the shoulders of mourners into a large tent at Christchurch's Memorial Park Cemetery on Wednesday - the first burials of the 50 victims.
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"Go Home, She Won't Come," Husband Was Told After New Zealand Shooting
A total of 50 people were killed in the rampage, with as many wounded, as the gunman went from Al Noor to another mosque in the South Island city. Most victims were migrants or refugees from countries including Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Syria, Turkey, Somalia and Afghanistan.
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New Zealand Police Releases 6 Bodies, Investigation Continues
The bodies of six of the Christchurch massacre victims have been released to their families after an anguished-filled delay, New Zealand police said Tuesday, but they warned only a fraction of those killed had been fully identified.
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"Saw Her Lie Motionless": Kerala Man's Wife Killed In New Zealand Attack
For the Indian couple Abdul Nazer and Ansi Alibava, life in New Zealand was peaceful and promising until Friday's mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch that shattered their dreams.
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Tougher New Gun Laws Will Make New Zealand Safer, Says PM Jacinda Ardern
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she would announce new gun laws within days, after 50 people were killed in mass shootings at two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
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Victim, 3, Thought It Was Video Game, Ran Toward New Zealand Gunman
Mucad Ibrahim was wearing little white socks, the type with grips on the bottom so that toddlers don't slip, when he was carried out of the Al Noor mosque in this city.
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"We're All Gobsmacked": New Zealand Gunman's Family
The family of the Australian man arrested for killing 50 Muslim worshippers in New Zealand said on Sunday they were stunned and "shattered" by his horrific deed.
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New Zealand Gunman Has "Potential To Be Kind Person": Victim's Husband
A man whose wife killed in the Christchurch attack as she rushed bank in to a mosque to rescue him said he harbours no hatred toward the gunman, insisting forgiveness is the best path forward.
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Students Accuse Chelsea Clinton Of Islamophobia For "American" Signature
Christchurch Mosque Shooting: On Friday night, best friends and New York University students Leen Dweik and Rose Asaf attended a vigil at their school's Islamic Center for the victims of the New Zealand mosque massacre.
