Anti-terrorism hui risks missing mark - Fair NZ spokesperson - a podcast by RNZ

The Prime Minister, the director-general of security, and the police commissioner will be among the speakers at New Zealand's first anti-terrorism hui, being held in Christchurch today.
But although the event was recommended by the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Mosque Attacks, it includes no voices from the Christchurch Muslim community.
Azad Khan of Fair NZ, a group against Islamophobia and racism, told reporter Eleisha Foon that the hui risks missing the mark.

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