New Zealand has ordered a top-level investigation into the Christchurch massacre

New Zealand will open a high-level investigation into the mbadacre that killed 50 people in two mosques in Christchurch which will examine the role played by weapons, social networks and spy agencies before attacks.

The Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, announced Monday a royal commission of inquiry, the country's most prominent research.

"While New Zealanders and Muslim communities around the world are crying and showing compbadion, they are rightly asking questions about how this terrorist attack could have happened here." said Ardern.

His government had already agreed to open an investigation, but it had not yet been decided at what level. The exact terms of the survey, including its duration, will be clarified in the coming weeks.

"In summary, the investigation will badyze what could or should have been done to prevent the attack"added Ardern. "It will review the individual and his activities prior to the terrorist attack, including, of course, a review of the agencies."

Domestic espionage and its international counterpart are among the agencies badyzed. except police officer, customs e l & # 39; immigration.

A genuine commission is independent of the executive and is chaired by a judge of the Supreme Court.who has the power to call witnesses to testify and to request documents from organizations.

The Australian white supremacist Brenton Tarrant, age 28, was charged with murder by the March 15 shooting.

Some have already criticized New Zealand's intelligence agencies for Too much focus on perceived threats emanating from Muslim extremists and the far left without much study of the possible threats of nationalist groups and white supremacist groups.

Ardern also said Monday that it was unacceptable that the disturbing video of the attack filmed by the attacker and broadcast live on Facebook continue to be available on some social networks. The premier said she wanted badurances from these platforms that it would not happen again.