Technologie

3 octobre 2025

Résumé

Les services Internet et mobiles de l'Afghanistan ont été rétablis après une coupure de 48 heures qui a perturbé la vie quotidienne et suscité des inquiétudes concernant les droits humains et la stabilité économique.

Les services Internet et mobiles de l'Afghanistan ont été rétablis le 1er octobre 2025, après une coupure nationale de 48 heures débutant le 29 septembre. Cette panne a perturbé la vie quotidienne, affectant les entreprises, les banques, les aéroports et les écoles, laissant le pays largement isolé du reste du monde.

Le gouvernement taliban a attribué cette coupure à la détérioration des câbles en fibre optique nécessitant un remplacement. Cependant, plus tôt en septembre, des responsables provinciaux avaient indiqué que des restrictions sur Internet avaient été ordonnées par le chef suprême du groupe pour prévenir « l'immoralité ».

Les Nations Unies ont exprimé leur inquiétude face à cette coupure, déclarant qu'elle « a laissé l'Afghanistan presque complètement coupé du reste du monde » et ont exhorté les autorités à rétablir l'accès.

Human Rights Watch a souligné l'impact sur l'éducation, en particulier pour les femmes et les filles qui dépendent de l'apprentissage en ligne en raison des interdictions existantes concernant l'enseignement secondaire et supérieur.

Le groupe de surveillance Internet NetBlocks a rapporté que la connectivité était tombée à un pour cent des niveaux normaux pendant la coupure.

Le rétablissement des services a atténué les inquiétudes immédiates, mais cet incident souligne la fragilité des infrastructures numériques de l'Afghanistan et le risque de futures perturbations.

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CNN

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Les talibans imposent une coupure nationale d'Internet en Afghanistan

29 septembre 2025 • CBS News

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Afghanistan's internet and mobile services were restored on October 1, 2025, following a 48-hour nationwide shutdown that began on September 29.

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The blackout disrupted daily life, affecting businesses, banks, airports, and schools, and left the country largely cut off from the outside world.

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The Taliban government attributed the outage to deteriorating fiber-optic cables requiring replacement.

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Earlier in September, provincial officials had indicated that internet restrictions were ordered by the group's supreme leader to prevent 'immorality.'

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The United Nations expressed concern over the shutdown, stating it 'left Afghanistan almost completely cut off from the outside world' and urged authorities to restore access.

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Human Rights Watch highlighted the impact on education, particularly for women and girls who rely on online learning due to existing bans on secondary and higher education.

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Internet monitoring group NetBlocks reported that connectivity had dropped to one percent of normal levels during the blackout.

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The restoration of services has alleviated immediate concerns, but the incident underscores the fragility of Afghanistan's digital infrastructure and the potential for future disruptions.

L'Afghanistan rétablit Internet après une coupure nationale de 48 heures

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Premièrement rapporté ici

Les talibans imposent une coupure nationale d'Internet en Afghanistan

Vérification des faits

Afghanistan's internet and mobile services were restored on October 1, 2025, following a 48-hour nationwide shutdown that began on September 29.

The blackout disrupted daily life, affecting businesses, banks, airports, and schools, and left the country largely cut off from the outside world.

The Taliban government attributed the outage to deteriorating fiber-optic cables requiring replacement.

Earlier in September, provincial officials had indicated that internet restrictions were ordered by the group's supreme leader to prevent 'immorality.'

The United Nations expressed concern over the shutdown, stating it 'left Afghanistan almost completely cut off from the outside world' and urged authorities to restore access.

Human Rights Watch highlighted the impact on education, particularly for women and girls who rely on online learning due to existing bans on secondary and higher education.

Internet monitoring group NetBlocks reported that connectivity had dropped to one percent of normal levels during the blackout.

The restoration of services has alleviated immediate concerns, but the incident underscores the fragility of Afghanistan's digital infrastructure and the potential for future disruptions.

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Source

Premièrement rapporté ici

Les talibans imposent une coupure nationale d'Internet en Afghanistan

Vérification des faits

Afghanistan's internet and mobile services were restored on October 1, 2025, following a 48-hour nationwide shutdown that began on September 29.

The blackout disrupted daily life, affecting businesses, banks, airports, and schools, and left the country largely cut off from the outside world.

The Taliban government attributed the outage to deteriorating fiber-optic cables requiring replacement.

Earlier in September, provincial officials had indicated that internet restrictions were ordered by the group's supreme leader to prevent 'immorality.'

The United Nations expressed concern over the shutdown, stating it 'left Afghanistan almost completely cut off from the outside world' and urged authorities to restore access.

Human Rights Watch highlighted the impact on education, particularly for women and girls who rely on online learning due to existing bans on secondary and higher education.

Internet monitoring group NetBlocks reported that connectivity had dropped to one percent of normal levels during the blackout.

The restoration of services has alleviated immediate concerns, but the incident underscores the fragility of Afghanistan's digital infrastructure and the potential for future disruptions.

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