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Communication:
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Communication is a universal right. It is crucial in humanitarian situations, both for individuals and organizations.
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5 December 2025

The Humanitarian Communication Needs of 2025: TSF’s Response

TSF's response to humanitarian challenges and needs when it comes to information and…
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Natural disasters can cause significant damage to telecommunications network infrastructure, making communication impossible for affected communities and emergency response organizations.…
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During a humanitarian crisis, a poorly informed decision can put people's lives and safety at risk. People in crisis situations are particularly vulnerable to misinformation and…
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Internet Safety

Access to connectivity and information is essential in all phases of the response to a humanitarian crisis. However, the digital divide exacerbates vulnerabilities to online risks:…
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Télécoms Sans Frontières (TSF) was founded in 1998 as the world’s first NGO focusing on emergency-response technologies. We enable people affected by humanitarian crises to communicate, to regain a perspective on life.
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