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Refugees see mobile connectivity as critical lifeline – new UN report

Refugees see mobile connectivity as critical lifeline – new UN report

Sep 15, 2016, at 01:24 pm

New York, Sept 15 (Just Earth News): Many refugees view access to a mobile phone and the Internet as being as critical to their safety and security as food, water and shelter, according to a new report out on Wednesday from the United Nations refugee agency and a technology consulting company.