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Laine Moger16:56, May 24 2021 123RF The man is on trial in the High Court at Auckland. A man accused of possessing Isis propaganda material took the stand to defend his actions in front of a jury on Monday. He said he was only learning about his religion, and he was put in jail because he is a Muslim and his religion is not liked. The Auckland man, who has name suppression, has denied three charges of possessing objectionable publications, possessing a knife without lawful authority and failing to comply with a search. The three publications had been classified as objectionable by the cens...

The trial's begun for an Auckland man accused of possessing publications promoting acts of terrorism ... then buying a hunting knife The trial's begun for an Auckland man accused of possessing publications promoting acts of terrorism ... then buying a hunting knife 19 May 2021 He was a resident at an Auckland mosque at the time. The man, known as Mr S due to suppression orders, faces three charges of possessing an objectionable publication relating to ISIS. In opening statements, Crown prosecutor Henry Steele has told the jury such material was designed to both instruct and inspire. Mr S ...

Auckland man on trial accused of possessing ISIS material before buying hunting knife 18 May, 2021 11:50 PM 4 minutes to read The trial is being held in the High Court at Auckland. Photo / File WARNING: Graphic content An Aucklander is on trial accused of possessing publications promoting acts of terrorism before later buying a hunting knife. The man, who was a resident at an Auckland mosque at the time of the alleged offences, faces three charges of possessing an objectionable publication relating to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), also known as the Islamic State of Iraq and...

WARNING: Graphic content An Aucklander is on trial accused of possessing publications promoting acts of terrorism before later buying a hunting knife. The

The man's trial started at the High Court at Auckland on Wednesday. A man repeatedly accessed “violent” Isis propaganda online before buying a knife, a court has heard. The man in his thirties has interim name suppression and is on trial at the High Court at Auckland. He has denied three charges of possessing objectionable publications, possessing a knife without lawful authority and failing to comply with a search. The three publications had been classified as objectionable by the censor, for promoting acts of terrorism, extreme violence and cruelty, the court heard. On Wednesday, C...