
29% of Refugees Have 0% Phone Access
Nearly three in ten refugee households own no mobile phone whatsoever. The GSMA and UNHCR’s 2019 research exposes this stark reality: 29% of displaced…
The Global Disability Inclusion Report 2025 drops a number that should make governments squirm: transforming disability services worldwide would cost just 0.1–0.5% of GDP. That’s pocket change in national budget terms, yet 1.3 billion people with…


Nearly three in ten refugee households own no mobile phone whatsoever. The GSMA and UNHCR’s 2019 research exposes this stark reality: 29% of displaced…

The World Health Organization’s latest displacement report exposes a mental health crisis: 67% of refugees with disabilities experience severe depression, nearly double the rate…

The European Court of Justice delivered a verdict in June that could sever digital lifelines for 2.8 million adult refugees with disabilities. All 847…

One in three refugee households owns no phone at all. For the 17.6 million displaced people with disabilities worldwide, this digital gap isn’t just…

Bangladesh’s government bars Rohingya refugees from owning SIM cards, leaving roughly 120,000 people with disabilities digitally stranded in overcrowded camps. This blanket restriction turns…

The German Federal Constitutional Court just handed telecommunications companies a €2.3 billion wake-up call. In March, judges ruled that mobile access constitutes a fundamental…

Sudan’s humanitarian catastrophe has left 1.2 million people with disabilities cut off from escape routes and emergency support. While 14 million people have fled…

Over one million Rohingya refugees crowd into Cox’s Bazar camps in Bangladesh, where 120,000 people with disabilities face a double barrier: displacement and digital…

Refugees with disabilities are 50% less likely to have internet access than the general population, according to 2019 research from the GSMA mobile industry…
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