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Pakistan: Authorities Blocks Access to YouTube
Date : 20/05/2010
Category : Other media related news
Country : Pakistan
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Pakistan has blocked access to popular YouTube and the social network site Facebook as part of a crackdown on website seen to be hosting un-Islamic content.

On Wednesday a Pakistani court ordered Facebook to be blocked temporarily in a row over a competition involving caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.It is said that some Wikipedia pages are also now being restricted.

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