Saudi Arabia denies its citizens access to thousands of selected religious, human rights and politically objectional web pages and to most gambling and pornographic Internet sites, a study has found A report by Harvard University Law School's Berkman Center for Internet and Society recognized the Riyadh government as a leading Internet censor. Forbidden sites include entertainment, humor, religions other than Islam, human rights and pornography, Middle East Newsline reported. The Saudi government uses software called SmartFilter, created by Secure Computing in San Jose, Calif., to block most of the pornographic, gambling and drug-related sites. But the SmartFilter software is also...