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Pakistan Plans Total Ban On Social Media For Muharram, PM's Nod Awaited
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif will decide the fate of social media platforms such as YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok during the Muharram festival as Pak's Punjab government sought a ban on them, citing need to control "hate material.
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Pak To Ban All Social Media Platforms For 6 Days To Curb 'Hate Material'
The Pakistan government is now set to ban all social media platforms -- YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok -- for six days from July 13 to 18, citing the need to control "hate material" during the Islamic month of Ramadan.
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Centre Bans 20 Anti-India YouTube channels, Two Websites
Twenty YouTube Channels and two websites have been blocked for spreading anti-India propaganda, the Centre said today.
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TikTok Ban Lifted by Pakistan, Fourth Time in Past 15 Months
TikTok ban was lifted again in Pakistan, this time after four months, following assurances from the popular Chinese video-sharing service that it would control the spread of indecent content.
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YouTube Ban Lifted in Pakistan After Google Launches Local Version
The Supreme Court in 2012 had ordered a ban on the site after the "Innocence of Muslims" was uploaded.
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Pakistan Lifts Ban On YouTube After Launch Of Local Version
Pakistan said on Monday it had removed a three-year ban on YouTube after the Google-owned video-sharing website launched a local version that allows the government to remove material it considers offensive.
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YouTube Launches Pakistani Version, Paving Way for Ban to Be Lifted
Content on the local site can still be regulated, and a senior government official told AFP Wednesday.
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Pakistan YouTube Ban 'a Blot', Says National Daily
An editorial "Fixing YouTube" in The Nation said that after being consigned to the annals of obscurity, "the YouTube ban has once more been brought to the fore".
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Calls to Lift Years-Long YouTube Ban in Pakistan Grow
The PPP government had banned YouTube in September 2012 after a movie that was deemed blasphemous was uploaded.
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Pakistan's Parliament Votes to Lift YouTube Ban
The non-binding resolution that was nonetheless welcomed by free speech advocates as an important symbolic move.
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Pakistan National Assembly Passes Resolution for Lifting YouTube Ban
Pakistan's National Assembly today unanimously adopted a resolution seeking to lift the ban on popular video-sharing website YouTube, nineteen months after it was blocked in the country for blasphemous content.
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Pakistan campaigners say lift YouTube ban after US orders removal of anti-Islam film
The video-sharing website has been blocked in Pakistan since September 2012 over its failure to take down the "Innocence of Muslims" movie.
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Free YouTube! Pakistan ban faces court action
ToffeeTV has hit an unexpected snag. The Internet startup depended on YouTube to promote "Hokey-Pokey," ''The Umm Nyum Nyum Song" and other language-teaching clips it produces for children, but the video-sharing website has been banned in Pakistan for nearly a year.
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Now 'immoral' chat services banned in Pakistan
Pakistan has cracked down on "immoral" love chat services offered by mobile phone companies, stifling hopes of illicit romance in the conservative Muslim country where dating is frowned upon.
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Pakistan's 'cyberwar' for control of the web
In a dingy Internet cafe, Abdullah gets round the censors with one click and logs onto YouTube, officially banned for a year and at the heart of Pakistan's cyberwar for control of the web.
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Pakistan Plans Total Ban On Social Media For Muharram, PM's Nod Awaited
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif will decide the fate of social media platforms such as YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok during the Muharram festival as Pak's Punjab government sought a ban on them, citing need to control "hate material.
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Pak To Ban All Social Media Platforms For 6 Days To Curb 'Hate Material'
The Pakistan government is now set to ban all social media platforms -- YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok -- for six days from July 13 to 18, citing the need to control "hate material" during the Islamic month of Ramadan.
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Centre Bans 20 Anti-India YouTube channels, Two Websites
Twenty YouTube Channels and two websites have been blocked for spreading anti-India propaganda, the Centre said today.
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TikTok Ban Lifted by Pakistan, Fourth Time in Past 15 Months
TikTok ban was lifted again in Pakistan, this time after four months, following assurances from the popular Chinese video-sharing service that it would control the spread of indecent content.
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YouTube Ban Lifted in Pakistan After Google Launches Local Version
The Supreme Court in 2012 had ordered a ban on the site after the "Innocence of Muslims" was uploaded.
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Pakistan Lifts Ban On YouTube After Launch Of Local Version
Pakistan said on Monday it had removed a three-year ban on YouTube after the Google-owned video-sharing website launched a local version that allows the government to remove material it considers offensive.
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YouTube Launches Pakistani Version, Paving Way for Ban to Be Lifted
Content on the local site can still be regulated, and a senior government official told AFP Wednesday.
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Pakistan YouTube Ban 'a Blot', Says National Daily
An editorial "Fixing YouTube" in The Nation said that after being consigned to the annals of obscurity, "the YouTube ban has once more been brought to the fore".
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Calls to Lift Years-Long YouTube Ban in Pakistan Grow
The PPP government had banned YouTube in September 2012 after a movie that was deemed blasphemous was uploaded.
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Pakistan's Parliament Votes to Lift YouTube Ban
The non-binding resolution that was nonetheless welcomed by free speech advocates as an important symbolic move.
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Pakistan National Assembly Passes Resolution for Lifting YouTube Ban
Pakistan's National Assembly today unanimously adopted a resolution seeking to lift the ban on popular video-sharing website YouTube, nineteen months after it was blocked in the country for blasphemous content.
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Pakistan campaigners say lift YouTube ban after US orders removal of anti-Islam film
The video-sharing website has been blocked in Pakistan since September 2012 over its failure to take down the "Innocence of Muslims" movie.
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Free YouTube! Pakistan ban faces court action
ToffeeTV has hit an unexpected snag. The Internet startup depended on YouTube to promote "Hokey-Pokey," ''The Umm Nyum Nyum Song" and other language-teaching clips it produces for children, but the video-sharing website has been banned in Pakistan for nearly a year.
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Now 'immoral' chat services banned in Pakistan
Pakistan has cracked down on "immoral" love chat services offered by mobile phone companies, stifling hopes of illicit romance in the conservative Muslim country where dating is frowned upon.
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Pakistan's 'cyberwar' for control of the web
In a dingy Internet cafe, Abdullah gets round the censors with one click and logs onto YouTube, officially banned for a year and at the heart of Pakistan's cyberwar for control of the web.
