Brenton Tarrant, the suspected white supremacist who killed 51 Muslim worshippers in 2019 arrived in Christchurch on Sunday ahead of sentencing hearings. Also read: New Zealand mosque survivors to face gunman at sentencing The massacre that took place last year, prompted a global campaign to stamp out online hate.

New Zealand mosque shooter arrives in Christchurch for multi-day sentencing

Britain's Prince William will visit New Zealand next month to honour the 50 victims of the mass shooting at mosques two weeks ago, his office said on Wednesday. William, the Duke of Cambridge, will make the trip on behalf of his 92-year-old grandmother Queen Elizabeth, New Zealand's head of state, following a request from its Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

Britain's Prince William to visit New Zealand to honour shooting victims

A lone gunman in New Zealand opened fire in Christchurch city this week. The gunman targeted two mosques killing fifty Muslim worshippers praying inside. The latest mass shooting incident has put the spotlight on white supremacist groups' existence and how it is on the rise in the country which is mostly known for being one of the world's safest and tolerant countries.

Hate crimes, white supremacist groups have existed in New Zealand's Christchurch: Report