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Bangladesh on Thursday lifted a ban on Facebook, three weeks after it was imposed for security reasons in the tense country, but mobile messaging apps remained barred, the telecoms minister said. The government ordered Facebook, WhatsApp and Viber blocked last month after two opposition leaders lost their appeals against the death penalty for war crimes […]https://www.justiceinfo.net/wp-content/uploads/JusticeInfoNet_logo_1200x630px.jpg1200630