A high-profile incident this weekend in which Pakistan's state-owned telecommunications company managed to cut YouTube off the global Web highlights a long-standing security weakness in the way the ...
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ISLAMABAD, July 9 (Reuters) - Alphabet-owned (GOOGL.O), opens new tab YouTube has told more than two dozen critics of the Pakistani government that it is considering blocking their channels after a ...
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Pakistan BANS 27 YouTube channels of journalists, politicians, activists for criticizing army
In a significant development, Pakistan's Judicial Magistrate in Islamabad has ordered a ban on 27 YouTube channels belonging to prominent Pakistani journalists, politicians, and activists. The ruling, ...
Alphabet-owned YouTube has informed more than two dozen critics of the Pakistani government that it is reviewing a court directive seeking to block their channels for allegedly being “anti-state”. The ...
Among the 27 channels are those of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, journalists Matiuallah Jan, Wajahat Khan, Ahmad Noorani and Asad Ali Toor; former anchors Imran Riaz, Orya Maqbool, Sabir Shakir, and ...
BUREWALA, Pakistan — In a YouTube video watched hundreds of thousands of times, an elderly man with a long gray beard and black turban hugs his sister for the first time since she was separated from ...
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