PAKISTAN BLOCKS ACCESS TO YOUTUBE
Baku, May 20 (AZERTAC). Pakistan has blocked the popular video sharing website YouTube because of its "growing sacrilegious content".
The authorities say they have ordered internet service providers to bar access completely to the site from Pakistan.
The move came after a court ordered Facebook to be blocked in a row over a competition involving caricatures of Prophet Muhammad.
Some Wikipedia pages are also restricted, latest reports say.
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