New Zealand mass shooting survivors describe ongoing pain

Mosque shooting survivor Ibrahim Abdelhalim makes his victim impact statement during the sentencing hearing for Australian Brenton Harrison Tarrant at the Christchurch High Court (John Kirk-Anderson/Pool Photo via AP)

Relatives and survivors from a mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques described in court on Tuesday how more than a year later, they are still having trouble sleeping, enjoying life and providing for their families.

It was the second day of a four-day sentencing hearing for white supremacist Brenton Harrison Tarrant, who killed 51 worshippers and injured dozens more during the March 2019 attacks.