Muslim organisation questions why hate speech law reforms abandoned
Worshippers - including those from the Linwood Islamic Centre - gathering for Jumu'ah at Masjid Annur, five years on from the March 15 terror attacks. Photo: RNZ / Nathan McKinnon
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