Disconnected by Design: Digital Exclusion and the UK’s Asylum Seekers
For refugees and asylum seekers in the UK, being offline is not an inconvenience — it is a structural barrier to rights, healthcare, employment, and survival.
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Empowering refugees through psycho-social support, resilience, and cultural preservation.
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