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BTRC requests Facebook, YouTube to remove Al Jazeera report

February 17, 2021
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The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) on Wednesday requested Facebook and YouTube authorities to remove an Al Jazeera television video documentary after the High Court directed the authorities concerned to take steps to remove it from the online platforms.

BTRC chairman Shyam Sunder Sikder told reporters that they made the requests through email and telephone to remove the Al Jazeera content.

“Since the learned High Court gave a directive for the removal of the content, BTRC would take appropriate steps about it,” he said.

The Al Jazeera report, an hour-long film with narration titled ‘All the Prime Minister’s Men’ on February 1 accused the Bangladesh Army chief, General Aziz Ahmed, of providing illegal supports to his brothers, convicted and fugitive, to establish and run businesses abroad, that too, with the tacit approval of the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bangladesh Army, Home Minister and the ruling Awami League have, however, rejected the Al Jazeera report outright and condemned it as politically motivated ‘smear campaign’.

The High Court on Wednesday directed the government to take immediate step to stop further streaming of the documentary on digital streaming platforms in Bangladesh.

The online bench of Justice Md Mozibur Rahman Mia and Justice Md Kamrul Hossain Molla issued the directive.

The court asked the BTRC chairman to stop further streaming of the Al Jazeera documentary in question in consultation with the authorities of Facebook, Instagram, Youtube and Twitter.

The court earlier heard for three days a writ petition filed by ruling Awami League leader and a Supreme Court lawyer Amanul Kabir Emon on February 8.

The petitioner sought a directive to block or ban broadcasting of Al Jazeera Television, calling its documentary ‘misleading, malicious and defamatory’.

The court observed that it was not inclined to ban the international TV channel as Bangladesh laws empowered the information ministry to stop telecast of any Television channels in Bangladesh.❐

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