Pak govt slaps FIR against Facebook for blasphemous content

May 22, 2012 16:26

A day after the authorities in Pakistan briefly banned access to microblogging website Twitter due to 'blasphemous' material, the city capital police on the orders of a city court on Monday registered a case against social networking giant Facebook. Read the report on the Tribune.

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