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Our main message is clear: more lasting and effective cooperation between the European Union (EU) and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) States requires a comprehensive approach that protects the rights of the most vulnerable communities, especially refugees, migrants, displaced people, and those who are confined or whose mobility has been restricted.

NGOs respond to emergency calls in the Mediterranean to rescue people in distress and meet their immediate needs. However, due to new legislative developments, rescuing people in distress at sea is becoming increasingly difficult.

How does a crisis response evolve? We retrace the steps in TSF's response to the crisis in Ukraine up to the present day, following people's communication and information needs.

Witness to crisis after crisis, NGO workers are particularly vulnerable to mental health issues. What can be done to help them?

3 ways women are impacted by climate change, and what they can bring to climate change action.

How do we work beyond the headlines – months after an earthquake, years after the start of a conflict? Come with us on a day of work in an NGO.

Global warming is one of the most pressing issues of our time. Yet, its effects are disproportionately experienced by people in vulnerable situations, forcibly displacing over 30 million people annually.

Today marks the second year of the conflict in Gaza. Read TSF's statement on the matter below.

Télécoms Sans Frontières breaks down the main points in OCHA's Global Humanitarian Trends report for 2023 and our insights into what's in store.

How can a project focused on resilience support immediate response to hurricanes? 

Researcher Ximena Escalente shares her findings on digital safety for people on the move, and a workshop she's working on for TSF.

How can we support women in vulnerable situations to access digital tools?

TSF's response to humanitarian challenges and needs when it comes to information and communication.

We explain why access to the internet is essential to refugees: mental health benefits, access to education and simply searching for information.

Misinformation is dangerous for everyone, but for people in humanitarian crisis situations, the risks and stakes are often higher. How can literacy help?