Communication:
A universal right

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

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Earthquake response in Western Colombia

COLOMBIA

Emergency communications after doublet earthquakes

VENEZUELA

Internet Safety for Displaced Ukrainians

UKRAINE

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TSF raises awareness on information quality in a shelter in Mexico

8 September 2026

In Mexico, Changes in the Migration Landscape Are Shaping Humanitarian Needs

The first half of 2026 confirms the transformation of migration dynamics in Latin America. The…

Stories Europe Internet Safety

3 September 2026

Meet Nataliia, targeted by scam in Ukraine

SWIO Connectivity

13 August 2026

Emergency Communications Training in Mozambique: Why Collaboration and Preparedness Are Essential for Disaster Response

Stories Europe Connectivity

5 August 2026

Meet Dasha & Oleh, Displaced Children Studying Online in Ukraine

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Connectivity

Natural disasters can cause significant damage to telecommunications network infrastructure, making communication impossible for affected communities and emergency response organizations.…

Access to information

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…

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.