Pakistan’s National Assembly has unanimously approved a resolution to lift the ban on YouTube.
During National Assembly session, chaired by Deputy Speaker Murtaza Javed Abbasi, MNA Shazia Marri belonging to the Pakistan People Party (PPP) submitted a resolution demanding to lift the ban on the video-sharing site, Dawn News reports.
YouTube has been blocked in Pakistan since September 2012 after the site refused to take down the ‘ Innocence of Muslims ‘ movie that sparked furious protests around the world.
Despite the removal of the contentious video and claims by the government, the video-sharing remains banned in the country, the report added. (ANI)