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schema:articleBody	The Pakistan government on Friday ordered an hours-long shut down of social media and instant messaging platforms, after days of violent anti-France protests. In a notice to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, the Interior Ministry requested a "complete blocking" of Twitter, Facebook, Whatsapp, YouTube and Telegram until 3pm (1100 GMT). It gave no reason for the ban, but it comes a day after French nationals and companies in Pakistan were advised by their embassy to temporarily leave in the wake of the rallies led by an extremist party that paralysed large parts of the country and left two police officers dead. Political parties frequently use social media platforms to rally supporters. Thousands of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan supporters spilled onto the streets after their leader was detained Tuesday following his calls for the expulsion of the French ambassador. Anti-French sentiment has been festering for months in Pakistan since President Emmanuel Macron threw his support behind a satirical magazine's right to republish cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammed -- deemed blasphemous by many Muslims. Prime Minister Imran Khan's government has struggled to bring Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan to heel over the years, but this week announced an outright ban against the group, effectively labelling it a terrorist outfit. Extra security personnel have been deployed to the French embassy -- inside a guarded diplomatic enclave closed to the public -- and additional shipping containers placed as fortifications around its outer wall. sjd/ecl/fox/reb
schema:headline	Pakistan orders temporary social media shutdown after violent protests
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schema:datePublished	2021-04-16 (xsd:date)
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