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Pakistan blocked access to YouTube

Pakistan has blocked access to YouTube because of the "sacrilegious" content in a growing internet crackdown against sites that is considered offensive to the country's majority Muslim population. The move against the video-sharing website came a day after the government blocked access to Facebook. The anger grows over a page on the social networking site that encourages users to post images of Islam's Prophet Mohammed. Islam prohibits any images of the prophet. Regulators of the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) did not point on the specific material on YouTube that prompted it to block the site, they make a reference to a "growing sacrilegious contents". The government acted against both Facebook and YouTube after it failed to persuade the websites to remove the "derogatory material", it said. It asked representatives of the two websites to contact the Pakistani government to resolve the dispute in a way that "ensures religious harmony and respect". The PTA said it has blocked more than 450 internet links containing offensive material. The government blocked Facebook after a group of Islamic lawyers won a court order requiring officials to restrict access to the site until May 31. It was unclear if the ban against YouTube would also be temporary. The Facebook page "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day!" encourages users to post images of the prophet on May 20 to protest againt the threats made by a radical Muslim group against the creators of the animated American television series "South Park" for depicting Mohammed in a bear suit during an episode earlier this year. The page sparked protests from radical students in Pakistan, with some holding signs urging Islamic holy war against those who blaspheme the prophet. A series of cartoons of the prophet published in a Danish newspaper in 2005 sparked violent protests by Muslims around the world, including in Pakistan, and death threats against the cartoonists.

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Pakistan Bans Facebook because of the "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day” online competition.

Pakistan has banned the access to Facebook because of the controversial "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" competition leading Facebook to issue strong comments about the importance of freedom of speech - right before India blocked the access to the page.

The "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day was on May 20, and a "freedom of speech" protest against Islamic extremists who threaten by death against anyone who dares render an image of the prophet Mohammed. It all began with the censorship of a South Parkep isode in which Mohammed appeared, leading to death threats against creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and quickly picked up steam.

Now, the "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" Facebook group has attracted well over 115,000 fans.
The nation of Pakistan is not among them, however. Following a court order, the access to Facebook from within the country was blocked entirely. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority also blocked access to YouTube for carrying "sacrilegious content."

Facebook representatives responded by saying that they were "disappointed" with this decision but insisted that they won't remove the offending page. "We strongly believe that Facebook users have the freedom to express their opinions, and we don't typically have a content, groups or pages that speak against countries, religions, political entities or ideas" the company said in a statement.

But don't get too excited about freedom just yet. Facebook may be talking about the Pakistan situation but it's taken a slightly different approach with India, where it has voluntarily blocked access to the controversial page. "It is out of respect for the local regulations, standards and customs, so we decided to restrict access to the 'Everyone Draw Mohammed!' page in India, after being contacted by authorities and reviewing the matter closely", a Facebook rep said yesterday. "We have not removed the Page from Facebook, but have only restricted access to it from India."

Source: escapistmagazine.com


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