The Dhaka Times Desk New Zealand's biggest companies are halting advertising on Facebook and Google after the brutal massacre by a white-collar gunman at a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Brands like ASB Bank, Lotto NZ, Burger King, and Spark have also taken the decision to protest unregulated Facebook Live, according to the New Zealand Herald. The country's institutions have united against the irreparable damage caused by unregulated content on the Internet.
It should be noted that Australian-born terrorist Brenton Tarrant used a Go-Pro camera to broadcast the gruesome murder incident live. The gruesome and hellish killing spread worldwide through his live video.
Apart from Facebook, the 17-minute video was shared on YouTube and Twitter, but it was later removed.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern requested Facebook authorities to remove the video. He said, he will ask Facebook how the gunman was able to broadcast the hellish massacre live.
It should be noted that last Friday, 50 people were killed by gunmen in two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. Among them, the news of 5 deaths in Bangladesh has been confirmed. However, Foreign Minister AKM Abdul Momin said the number of dead Bangladeshis may be 8. Another 48 people were injured in this incident. Several others are missing. The brutal killing has sparked global condemnation.
After this terrible attack, people of all faiths in New Zealand have come to the side of the Muslim community.
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