Refugees show resilience - but still need help

Crowds gather at Kabul's airport in August 2021, desperate to board a plane to leave the country

Crowds gather at Kabul's airport in August 2021, desperate to board a plane to leave the country Source: AAP / Shekib Rahmani/AP

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New research by Settlement Services International and Western Sydney University suggests a need for better digital inclusion for refugees, to help them deal with family separation.

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