Indonesia said Tuesday it would block access to YouTube unless the video-sharing Web site removes an anti-Muslim film by a Dutch lawmaker within 48 hours.
Communications and Information Minister Mohammad Nuh said the government sent a letter to the site informing it of its demand on Tuesday.
“The deadline is two days. If (the film) is not removed by that time, we will block YouTube under cooperation with the Internet service providers,” Nuh told reporters in the capital, Jakarta.
Source: AP
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