YouTube said it will continue to track government requests to remove content. The movie sparked violent protests around the globe. The movie, "Innocence of Muslims," depicted the Prophet Muhammad in a derogatory way. The ban has been in effect since 2012, when the company did not remove what Pakistani authorities said was a blasphemous film. The move is seen as a possible first step toward an end to Pakistan's ban on YouTube. We also hope that this will pave the way for the work of local creators, personalities, and musicians to shine on the world's largest and most vibrant video community," said a Google spokesman, cited by Dawn newspaper.
"We aim to provide an even more tailored YouTube experience by launching versions that are optimized for Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. YouTube says it has launched a local version for Pakistan.įrom now on, users in Pakistan will be directed to an Urdu-language version of the YouTube video sharing website at, which will feature videos trending in the country.
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