Playlists lauding the Christchurch shooter have appeared on Spotify, a music platform whose policy claims it does not permit content that "incites hatred or violence".
After 51 people died in the wake of the March 15 mosque shootings this year, a hard line has been taken toward online material that promotes white supremacy and the violence associated with it.
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But according to Newshub, several playlists hosted by Spotify have been named after the accused gunman. One of the playlists was named "Christchurch theme songs" and a cover photo on one of the playlists included a screen grab from the accused's livestream of the attack.
The playlists included songs the accused gunman is alleged to have played just before the shooting.