Pakistan On Prophet Cartoon
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Pakistan Parliament To Vote On French Envoy's Expulsion After Protests
Pakistan's government will seek a vote in parliament on Tuesday on whether to expel the French ambassador after violent anti-France protests by Islamists demanding action over cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammad, the interior minister said.
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Pakistan blocks Twitter over Prophet Mohammed cartoons: Officials
Pakistan on Sunday blocked Twitter over a competition to make caricatu
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Facebook page that led to Pak ban removed
A Facebook page that was considered offensive to Islam and led to a Pakistani ban on the site has been removed, possibly by its creator.Facebook said on Friday that it has not taken any action on the page, which had attracted more than 100,000 users and encouraged users to post images of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, purportedly in support of freedom o...
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Pakistan bans Facebook over Prophet cartoons
Pakistani authorities on Wednesday cut off access to Facebook following a court's order to block the popular social networking website over a page featuring blasphemous caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed.
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Pakistan Parliament To Vote On French Envoy's Expulsion After Protests
Pakistan's government will seek a vote in parliament on Tuesday on whether to expel the French ambassador after violent anti-France protests by Islamists demanding action over cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammad, the interior minister said.
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Pakistan blocks Twitter over Prophet Mohammed cartoons: Officials
Pakistan on Sunday blocked Twitter over a competition to make caricatu
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Facebook page that led to Pak ban removed
A Facebook page that was considered offensive to Islam and led to a Pakistani ban on the site has been removed, possibly by its creator.Facebook said on Friday that it has not taken any action on the page, which had attracted more than 100,000 users and encouraged users to post images of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, purportedly in support of freedom o...
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Pakistan bans Facebook over Prophet cartoons
Pakistani authorities on Wednesday cut off access to Facebook following a court's order to block the popular social networking website over a page featuring blasphemous caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed.
