The identity of a Bay of Plenty man accused of making a threatening video and inciting racial disharmony continues to remains a secret.
The defendant faced charges of knowingly making an objectionable publication and inciting racial disharmony when he appeared before Tauranga Community Magistrate Lesley Jensen today.
The objectionable publication charge laid under the Films, Videos and Publications Classification Act 1993 attracts a maximum penalty of 14 years' prison.
Inciting racial disharmony is a three-month prison term and/or a $7000 fine offence under the Human Rights Act 1993.
The accused has name suppression and also suppressed are the exact details of what led to his arrest this year, but the suppression orders were subject to review today.