Australian TV news networks have shown what they say are the mother and sister of alleged Christchurch mass killer Brenton Tarrant returning to their homes in eastern Australia with police searching for clues in the New Zealand mosque attacks
President Donald Trump says he is being unfairly blamed for the New Zealand mosque attacks in which 50 people died.
In the past, Trump has drawn criticism for saying"both sides" were to blame for violence at a deadly white supremacist demonstration.Turkey's president has shown parts of a video taken by the attacker who killed 50 people at two mosques in New Zealand to comment on what he called rising Islamophobia.
The Saudi-based league said Monday that Secretary General Sheikh Mohammad Alissa will offer condolences to families of the victims, pray for the dead and visit the wounded.After Friday's attack in Christchurch, Alissa issued a statement saying the barbarity and hatred displayed in the shootings"parallel" the violent acts of al-Qaida and the Islamic State group.
The two people identified as mother Sharon Tarrant and sister Lauren Tarrant did not comment to the media after police searched their homes. They are reportedly in protective police custody. Bush said at a Monday news conference that"We believe absolutely there was only one attacker responsible for this."
Morrison says religious freedom has to start with the right to worship and meet safely without fear of violence. The statement says:"The primary aim of the activity is to formally obtain material that may assist New Zealand Police in their ongoing investigation."2:20 p.m.
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