Faaez Samadi
Mar 19, 2019

Brands in New Zealand pull ads from Facebook, Google following Christchurch attack

Actions come as two industry associations issue a statement condemning social-media platforms over the spread of hate content.

Messages written in chalk are seen on a pavement in Christchurch after 50 worshippers were killed last week in two mosque attacks. (Photo: David Moir/AFP)

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