![People pay their respects in front of floral tributes for victims of the March 15 mosque attacks, in Christchurch on March 16, 2019. A right-wing extremist who filmed himself rampaging through two mosques in the quiet New Zealand city of Christchurch killing 49 worshippers appeared in court on a murder charge on March 16. / AFP / DAVID MOIR](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/MZXZQFQV5NP7S4WIKLSM5YEL24.jpg?smart=true&auth=a7e96dd15e715ab98869463e9a66e64d2f3bda2bb9b3c287b3a0d7c3fd6193c8&width=400&height=225)
People pay their respects in front of floral tributes for victims of the March 15 mosque attacks in Christchurch. AFP / David Moir
People pay their respects in front of floral tributes for victims of the March 15 mosque attacks in Christchurch. AFP / David Moir
Peddlers of hate must bear responsibility for the Christchurch attacks
It is impossible to separate the language of prejudice and division from real-life acts of violence, such as those witnessed in New Zealand