Latest articles on Anders Behring Breivik
Slowly, Norway reclaims the land where it lost its innocence
For the first time since Breivik murdered 69 people on Utøya, the political youth group he attacked has returned to the Norwegian island to camp.
Complicit in a tide of hate and violence
South Africans are spewing vitriol on a website that is said to be stoking the fires of hate crimes.
Embrace the things we share in this scary, polarised world
The Oslo World Music Festival paid tribute to the role of music in addressing historical and contemporary struggles for freedom.
Europe’s far right shuns Breivik’s acts, but flirts with ideas
Security specialists worry that far-right social media commentary stigmatising Europe's Muslims may help push enthusiasts towards militancy.
Norway mass killer Breivik sentenced to 21 years in prison
Thirteen months after his killing spree, far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik has been sentenced to the maximum prison term in Norway.
Verdict expected in Breivik marathon trial
An Oslo court is to hand down its verdict on Friday against Anders Behring Breivik for his twin attacks last year that left 77 people dead.
Ubuntu lifted Norway, so why not South Africa?
Liv Torres reflects on the day that shattered Norway's image of being the most peaceful country in the world when 77 people were killed in an attack.
Norway youths describe being hunted by Breivik
Norwegians wounded in Anders Behring Breivik's shooting rampage have testified about how he hunted them down and used the trial to taunt the killer.
Witnesses describe Breivik’s ruse to get to Utoeya
A guard and a ferry captain have detailed how Anders Behring Breivik tricked them into allowing him to go to Utoeya Island, where he killed 69 people.
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