رئيس وزراء باكستان يطالب (فيسبوك) بحظر أي محتوى معادي للإسلام والمسلمين
تاريخ النشر : 2020-10-26
رئيس وزراء باكستان يطالب (فيسبوك) بحظر أي محتوى معادي للإسلام والمسلمين
رئيس وزراء باسكتان عمران خان


قالت الحكومة الباكستانية، الأحد، إن رئيس الوزراء عمران خان كتب رسالة إلى مارك زوكربرج الرئيس التنفيذي لشركة (فيسبوك) يطلب فيها حظر أي محتوى ينطوي على التخويف من الإسلام على موقع التواصل الاجتماعي.

وقال خان في الرسالة التي نشرتها أيضاً الحكومة على «تويتر» إن (تزايد رُهاب الإسلام)يشجع التطرف والعنف «في أنحاء العالم» وخاصة على منصات التواصل الاجتماعي مثل (فيسبوك)، وفق ما ذكرته وكالة (رويترز) للأنباء.

وكتب خان: "أطلب منك فرض حظر مماثل على رُهاب الإسلام وكراهيته على فيسبوك مثلما فرضته من أجل المحرقة".

فيما يلي نص الرسالة باللغة الإنجليزية:

 The Prime Minister today wrote to Mr. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook asking for Facebook to place a similar ban on Islamophobia and hate against Islam that has been put in place for the Holocaust. Prime Minister’s letter to Mr. Zuckerberg is given below:

“I am writing to draw your attention to the growing Islamophobia that is encouraging hate, extremism and violence across the world and especially through the use of social media platforms including Facebook. I appreciate your taking the step to rightly ban any posting that criticizes or questions the Holocaust, which was the culmination of the Nazi pogrom of the Jews in Germany and across Europe as Nazis spread across Europe.

However, today we are seeing a similar pogrom against Muslims in different parts of the world. Unfortunately, in some states, Muslims are being denied their citizenship rights and their democratic personal choices from dress to worship. In India, anti-Muslim laws and measures such as CAA and NRC as well as targeted killings of Muslims and blaming Muslims for Corona virus are reflective of the abominable phenomenon of Islamophobia. In France, Islam has been associated with terrorism and publication of blasphemous cartoons targeting Islam and our Holy Prophet (PBUH) has been allowed. This will lead to further polarization and marginalization of Muslims in France. How will the French distinguish between radical extremist Muslim citizens and the mainstream Muslim citizenry of Islam? We have seen how marginalization inevitably leads to extremism – something the world does not need.

Given the rampant abuse and vilification of Muslims on social media platforms, I would ask you to place a similar ban on Islamophobia and hate against Islam for Facebook that you have put in place for the Holocaust. The message of hate must be banned in total – one cannot send a message that while hate messages against some are unacceptable, these are acceptable against others. Nor should the world have to wait for a pogrom against Muslims, which is ongoing in countries like India and in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, to be completed before Islamophobia is banned. This in itself is reflective of prejudice and bias that will encourage further radicalization.”

Islamabad
25 October 2020