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The Conscious Club urges Ōtautahi Christchurch to stand up against racism

The Conscious Club urges Ōtautahi Christchurch to stand up against racism
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Decrease in Islamophobia but still room for improvement since Christchurch attack - Ahmed Khan

Nearly two years on from the massacre at two Christchurch mosques, a sharp focus remains on Islamophobia in New Zealand. Tributes and flowers left outside Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch after the terror attacks in 2019. Photo: RNZ / Isra a Emhail While Muslims generally experienced widespread love and support in the immediate aftermath of the terror attack, others continued to receive hate. Some Muslims say while their personal experiences of Islamophobia have been fewer since the attack, there is room for improvement. Aya Al-Umari vividly recalls what happened 15 years ago. She was studying at Victoria University in Wellington when her lecturer asked her where she was really from.

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Muslim community notice decrease in racial abuse two years on from Christchurch mosque attacks

Muslim community notice decrease in racial abuse two years on from Christchurch mosque attacks Anan Zaki © RNZ / Isra a Emhail Nearly two years on from the massacre at two Christchurch mosques, a sharp focus remains on Islamophobia in New Zealand. Tributes and flowers left outside Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch after the terror attacks in 2019. Photo: RNZ / Isra a Emhail While Muslims generally experienced widespread love and support in the immediate aftermath of the terror attack, others continued to receive hate. Some Muslims say while their personal experiences of Islamophobia have been fewer since the attack, there is room for improvement. Aya Al-Umari vividly recalls what happened 15 years ago.

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Room for improvement on Islamophobia in NZ despite Christchurch attack - Ahmed Khan

Massey University sociologist professor Paul Spoonley says there are signs that people with anti-Islamic views were beginning to re-emerge.

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