a real difference to an eye when you zealand to become a safer place is the prime minister was always see as already said the time to act is now the order which is now in effect will discourage the potential stockpiling of these assault rifles and encourage people to continue to surrender their firearms dozens of and as have come forward so far and i expect more will do so place a gearing up to and i will these weapons to be taken out of circulation they ll be supported by the new german defense force to enable safe storage transport and destruction of assault rifles and the size is the prime minister is also alluded to place differently encouraging firearms owners to go to the police website and use the online form to arrange to hand over the me see size and assault rifles finally i want to remind that it is a privilege and not a right to own a firearm in new zealand we know that there are many gun owners with legitimate reasons for owning firearms especially in a rural and
mozambique. another palestinian has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank it follows news of the killing of three others in two separate incidents involving israeli forces the israeli intelligence agency says one of the men was the main suspect in a shooting attack that killed two israelis bring reports from the occupied west bank. was. people in nablus came out for the funerals they did moody and a lot of them both palestinians we had a good early twenty s was the israeli army says its soldiers killed them after the two men through explosive devices from their car at the soldiers. suddenly we heard lots of gunfire four or five soldiers were shooting at the same time so they re going to israeli bulldozers destroyed the calm and pushed it away the soldiers drug the bodies out of the car before farming it again there was a general strike in nablus to remember the two men as well as another palestinian who was killed in an hour when village near. the israeli in
as the first black anglican archbishop of capetown, he preached nonviolent resistance to the apartheid system. he was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1984. cnn s david mckenzie now reflects on tutu s historic role in modern south africa. you find your cousin has been killed reporter: when we spoke to the late traffephotographer in he remembered a different time. we got a funeral each week. people getting killed. and then you don t find one person. five, six, seven, eight people, mass funeral happens. reporter: during the 1980s, the apartheid regime was at war with the black majority. one of its goals, to turn the liberation movement against itself. neighbors ds betrayed neighbors. friends became informants. in this maelstrom, a diminutive anglican bishop was ever-present. desmond tutu was never afraid to step up to the racist regime using his bully pulpit of peace. during apartheid, archbishop tutu s position in the church gave him a semblance of protection, and hi
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