The Taliban's internet ban spreads across Afghanistan as more provinces are shut down
A Taliban crackdown to “prevent immorality” is spreading across Afghanistan, with more provinces losing access to fiber-optic ...
Taliban internet ban spreads across Afghanistan provinces
A Taliban crackdown to \"prevent immorality\" is spreading across Afghanistan, with more provinces losing access to ...
The Taliban wages war on high-speed internet
A new push to cut nationwide access to the digital world is taking Afghanistan back to the isolationist extremes of decades ...
Internet Shutdowns Hit Parts of Afghanistan Amid Talk of a Crackdown
Some provincial officials said the country’s leader instructed them to switch off Wi-Fi in their area to limit the “misuse of ...
The Diplomat
Internet Shutdown in Afghanistan Threatens Women’s Education and Media Freedom
The Taliban restrict local media, and now also the internet, while leveraging the same platforms to spread their own messages ...
Taliban chief orders internet blackouts, calling the web the ‘root of all evil’
The emerging policy threatens to disrupt government services that had moved online in recent years and to stall humanitarian ...
Taliban orders ban on internet in northern Afghanistan ‘to prevent immoral activities’
The Taliban administration on Wednesday announced an internet ban across a swathe of northern Afghanistan, “to prevent immoral activities,” provincial government statements said.
Taliban leader restricts internet access in an Afghan province to 'prevent immorality'
Fibre optic internet has been banned in Afghanistan's northern Balkh province, although mobile data is still available.View ...
Afghanistan Taliban extend crackdown on internet access
Taliban officials said was a campaign against “vice”. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Las Vegas Sun
Taliban leader bans Wi-Fi in an Afghan province to 'prevent immorality'
The Taliban leader has banned fibre optic internet in Afghanistan's Balkh province to “prevent immorality,” according to a spokesman for the administration ...