Stop in Christchurch: life after Terror

new Zealand after the terrorist attacks of Christchurch to continue in a state of shock. From all sides, support for victims and relatives. This wait eagerly, to can the dead be buried.

By Lena Bodewein, ARD Studio Singapore

The willingness of new Zealanders is unbroken: love and peace are not their message, Propaganda of hatred, the want to spread the assassin of Christchurch, let them approach you, not even the Imam of the Masjid-al-Noor mosque, in which more than 40 people died.

"new Zealand is a peaceful country," says Gamal Fouda. "We love it and will love it and the new Zealanders. It will make us not afraid, and not discourage, our brothers and sisters to work together in this beautiful country."

It was a big shock, tells of the Imam of the "New Zealand Herald". He just spoke to the believers, as the first shots rang out. And within a very short time, the assassin killed a person after the other. "They fell, fell each other, one over the other." The bombers have just stood there and the people. "If he heard something, a noise from somewhere, he shot there. He watched the people, quite calmly, and shot and shot and shot and shot."

After the attack, many new Zealanders pray together and give each other comfort.

For all who have survived, for the injured and the families of the victims of this terror will be long over. The new Zealanders will do what they can to give each other support and comfort. They lay down flowers and pray together. They donated millions of euros to the families of the victims. Of each side support and solidarity. A motorcycle Gang led in front of the Masjid-al-Noor mosque, the traditional dance of the indigenous people, the Maori.