Photo: FilesThe man convicted of the Christchurch mosque shootings has held off from initiating a judicial review of his prison conditions, and designation as a terrorist entity. Any judicial review will not relate to his murder, attempted murder or terrorism convictions, or his prison sentence. RNZ understand the mass murderer wanted to initiate a judicial review of the conditions he is being held in and to question his classification as a terrorist. Human rights lawyer Dr Tony Ellis said any challenge of his prison conditions would come down to a clash of rights. "So the right to life is a much more important right, generally speaking than any other right."

Source: Otago Daily Times April 14, 2021 21:55 UTC