Anders Behring Breivik
The 21-year-old alleged El Paso attacker authored a three-page document on 8chan explaining his motivations.
After the Christchurch attack, New Zealand faces the question of how to deny the accused shooter a platform to spread hate.

We now, to a larger and larger extent, see far-right extremists not only taking to the streets and intimidating communities, but entering European parliaments. De-politicising the incident in Norway did not help in stalling this development. This is not an alarmist claim, but an unfortunate reality we as Europeans must face.
Last Thursday, David Cameron came out in favour of a "life means life" approach to prison sentences. This seems to be the latest in a stream of exercises in vote poaching, and yet another of the Prime Minister's populist attempts at pandering to widespread right-wing sympathies.
My book was about the Buddhas of Bamiyan, two gigantic statues carved from a cliff face in central Afghanistan, demolished by the Taliban in 2001. I was reading Breivik, among other reasons, because he's very interested in the Hindu Kush, the band of mountains that sweeps across Afghanistan from the North-East to the West: Bamiyan sits in a valley in the heart of those mountains.
A centre dedicated to studying the extreme far right and anti-Muslim attacks has been established by a university. The Centre
This dramatic video shows the full destructive force of the car bomb set off by Anders Breivik that killed eight people last
The third media scandal to hit the news in the last few weeks after debate surrounding whether or not photos of Prince Harry
I read the news that Anders Behring Brevik has been declared 'sane', with a sense of relief for those who will now see the man punished for the despicable crimes, which he committed with malice and prior forethought. I also had a sense of triumph for those fighting the stigma and misunderstandings surrounding mental illness.