Bangladesh has unblocked Facebook after officials said the US-based website had agreed to remove caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad and "obnoxious" images of the country's leaders.
Dhaka blocked the site a week ago, angered by the content.
Last month Pakistan briefly blocked all access to Facebook in the run-up to "Everybody Draw Muhammad Day" - a contest planned by some users.
Most Muslims consider representations of Muhammad to be blasphemous.
Bangladeshi officials, apparently in response to the same issue, said Facebook had "hurt the religious sentiments of the country's majority Muslim population" by carrying "offensive images" of Muhammad.
At the time, Dhaka also raised objections to images of political leaders including current Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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After a week's block, the social networking website Facebook is finally back in Bangladesh.  Facebook was blocked by local authorities in Bangladesh after some "offensive" content of local politicians were uploaded and one man was arrested. 

The block was lifted 23:58 local time (17:58 ). According to ''BDNews24.com'', Mir Masud Kabir, the Mango Telecom Services managing director, had received a phone call from  at 11:57 p.m. (17:57 UTC), asking him to lift the Facebook block. Kabir unblocked Facebook a minute later.

The authorities had decided to unblock Facebook after the company promised to remove the content considered blasphemous as well as the "obnoxious" pictures of the country's leaders.