Refugees in Turkey accuse an Opposition body by corruption

 Many Syrian refugees in Mersin, the Turkish city, accused the “Syrian Social Gathering" of corruption and demanding support and aid on their behalf, while they have not received any thing from the gathering so far.

Moreover, the school of the opposition body is accused of lack of competencies and unfair consideration in appointing teachers, like appointing relatives to officials or people from the same area.

“We fill in many application forms in the camp office in order to get some food and medical support, it has been a year now, without any reply” a Syrian refugee said.

He added that when they went to the gathering to withdraw the forms, people there refused handing it back to him, which was surprising, and they kept promising them of support and aid.

Another refugee in Mersin revealed that there were stores full of aid under the rally's care, but officials were reluctant to distribute them to people. 

A teacher works in the school complained of lack of educational experience and competencies, besides the unfair consideration in dealing with teachers, she said: “" Ziad al-Mula, the educational official in the school, has not revealed his level of education and many of his relatives and friends only have the secondary level of education and they teach children Arabic and Math”

Other sources from the Gathering reported that each child in school has to pay 70 S.P without knowing what for and how it is spent. They added that there is disagreement between the school and Murad tolzem transporting company “

Zaman Alwasl tried to contact Ziad al-Mula to give him a chance to explain his point of view about the accusations, but there was no chance to get in touch with him, which impose on the newspaper to highlight the point of his right to respond to what has been published on the newspaper.