Blasphemous Material On Facebook

A Pakistani mob killed a woman member of a religious sect and two of her granddaughters after a sect member was accused of posting blasphemous material on Facebook, police said Monday, the latest instance of growing violence against minorities.

Acting on the orders of a judge, police in Islamabad have registered a case against Facebook for hosting "blasphemous materials".

Acting on the orders of a judge, police in Islamabad have registered a case against Facebook for hosting "blasphemous materials".

The Margalla police station in Islamabad registered a First Information Report (FIR) against Facebook and three other websites under sections 295-A and 298-A of the Criminal Procedure Code on the directions of Additional Sessions Judge Kamran Basharat Mufti.

A Pakistani mob killed a woman member of a religious sect and two of her granddaughters after a sect member was accused of posting blasphemous material on Facebook, police said Monday, the latest instance of growing violence against minorities.

Acting on the orders of a judge, police in Islamabad have registered a case against Facebook for hosting "blasphemous materials".

Acting on the orders of a judge, police in Islamabad have registered a case against Facebook for hosting "blasphemous materials".

The Margalla police station in Islamabad registered a First Information Report (FIR) against Facebook and three other websites under sections 295-A and 298-A of the Criminal Procedure Code on the directions of Additional Sessions Judge Kamran Basharat Mufti.