A Masterton woman who posted a message on Facebook about the Christchurch shootings will be charged with inciting racial disharmony. READ MORE:* Live: Survivor's sleepless nights after Christchurch mosque shootings* Hate speech – we need to understand the damage it does* Security expert warns of 'copycat' risk as national security threat level remains 'High' following mosque shootings* Christchurch mosque attacks a chance to unite and stamp out racism, says Māori leader"I wouldn't want to say what had been said but there was reference to the Muslim community in amongst those comments." PIERS FULLER/STUFF Senior Sergeant Jennifer Hansen says people should be careful with what they post on social media. Masterton Primary School principal Sue Walters said she was aware of an offensive post but would not comment on its details. "People have this perception that if they put something on their Facebook page that it's their private views.

Source: Stuff March 20, 2019 00:11 UTC