This is the new national memorial after July 22nd.

– Today, we will remember and honor those who have been wounded, those who have been killed and those who have had their lives forever, says Lisbeth Røyneland, leader of the support group for July 22.

The July bombings in Oslo were unveiled during the commemoration of the government district. 77 people died in terrorist acts in 2011.

The memorial consists of a wall with the name and age of all the victims, as well as a glass "floor" sugar-coated. The pieces of glass symbolize broken glass in the area around the government district after the bomb is fired. The memorial is located at Johan Nygaardsvold.

– The memorial is an important contribution to telling the strong story. An assistant in memory and learning. Knowledge is our main defense against hatred, violence and extremism. The fierce terrorist attack was directed against the heart of our democracy and against our most vulnerable, our children, says Røyneland.

– Someone must live with each day

The AUF chief, Mani Hussaini, says that it is necessary to use July 22 to create

– C & # 39; is the worst terrorist attack that has hit our country, and it started with a bomb here, said Hussaini during the electoral quarter.

On Sunday, seven years have passed since the terrorist attack of 2011 when 77 people lost their lives. At the same time, the temporary national memorial for the attacks in Oslo is unveiled

– Many live on July 22, today, some have to live with him every day. When the big community continues, it can be very difficult to stay away because the contrasts become so big, says Hussaini, adding that Norway owes to those who bear the most grief

Solberg: – Hate still lives [19659012] Erna Solberg (H) spoke to the government team on Sunday morning, seven days after the terrorist attacks.

– Our democracy has been attacked. Innocent people have been killed in an effort to achieve the openness, diversity and trust that characterizes Norwegian society, "said Solberg,

– seven years are long, but many have still a weekday on July 22.

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– This way, we remembers what happened on the horrible Friday of 2011. It's bad, but

Solberg also reminded us that we live in an era marked by fake news and commentary hate on the Internet.

– Today, we know that the right-wing terrorist has been found in a hall with shared phrases, his vision of the world conspiracy, a vision of the world. characterized by foreign fear and that there is a "we" and "them" in this country. Today, we see the same conspiracies in the comment boxes. Hate is still alive, said Solberg.

– Many of those who survived were hit by terrorist bullets. Now, they are also experimenting with words like frames. Who has the intention to silence them, she continued …

– Those who are affected by hate and hatred must know that they have all of us in the back, Solberg stuck in the speech

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Lisbeth Røyneland, head of the support group for July 22, rejoices that the memorial is coming now.

– This is highly anticipated. It took a lot of time. It's been seven years since the attacks, but eventually we have a national memorial.

Lisbeth Røyneland lost her daughter during the attack on Utøya

After the mark at the memorial in the government district, there is an important event in the Cathedral of Oslo at 11am

At 4 pm, there is a mark on Utøya. Røyneland, Hussaini and Labor Party leader Jonas Gahr Støre will speak

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During the day, July 22 is also marked a number of other places across the country. Arrangements will also be organized in Haugesund, Levanger, Malvik, Orkland, Stryn Sula, Vestby, Vestfold, Ås and various places of Hordaland

In Bergen, there will be memorials to the Labor Party and AUF. The city of Trondheim also marks the day with discussions, calls and musical features in the park.