innocence of muslims
A YouTube video blamed for kicking off violence all over the world for perceived offense to Muslims, Islam and the prophet Muhammad should not be banned, a U.S. court has decided.
Egypt's National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority has appealed an order to block the YouTube video sharing website for an allegedly blasphemous video.
YouTube has been blocked in Egypt on the order of the country's administrative court due to an 'anti-Islam' movie that sparked outrage last year.
Earlier this year, Pakistan began blocking YouTube in the nation after the infamous "Innocence of Muslims" went viral, causing riots in many ......
