Refugees: How can we stay at home when we can’t make it out ? Multeci Medyasi
We talked about the corona days of Iranian workers in Denizli, where a lot of refugees live. Indicating that they could not benefit from any rights because they had no insurance, Iranian refugees said that those who could not pay their rent were expelled from their homes.
Indicating that he was called to work daily in the industry, Iranian Worker Esmaeil Fattahi stated that he was completely unemployed after the epidemic and said, “We couldn’t earn money to manage us during the normal working period. We lived in misery and couldn’t even meet our daily needs. There is no social assistance right now, we are in a very difficult situation. ” Stating that the landlords have a problem in renting, Fattahi said, “They already wanted more rent than the refugees. Now, in this difficult process, they do not agree to postpone rent. In other provinces, I learned that my friends were thrown out of the house. ”
Refugee Does Not Seek Right to Workers
Not only refugees from Turkey is also the difficult situation of workers Fattah said, "This is how the workers will stay in quarantine? There are bills. Even when a worker is working, he hardly manages himself, how will he do it now? There are thousands of employees under the age of 20 who make a living. There are at least legal right of Turkish workers, does not meet the right of the sacked workers refugees, "he said.
What the UN nor the government of Turkey said that they receiving financial support from the following in expressing Fattah continued, "Already the refugees were only being used as a political trump card in advance. In the most recent Pazarkule example, refugees have been put forward as trump cards and have been subjected to violence. How can the government not give enough support to its people to refugees? The public does not know when this epidemic will end, and when it will win its bread. ”
Stating that Iranian immigrants’ health insurance was cut off at the beginning of the year, Fattahi stressed that the demand for health insurance was urgent, saying that he paid 200 lira treatment and 250 lira medication money in the hospital he went to two months ago.
’How To Stay At Home Refugee’
The Iranian refugee Arsalan Nejati, who earned his living by doing barista (bartending) work in the cafes, said that the cafe he worked for was also closed. “I have a total of 500 lira. We don’t know when the outbreak will end. I asked for the money from the last boss sent 200 liras. Thank you, but when you exchange food, that money is gone. There are many unemployed and free refugees. What will they do? ” Nejati said that they had difficulties economically.
Saying that his friend, who was thrown out of the house because he could not pay rent, moved to him, Nejati said, “Come on, I bought that friend home. There are refugees who will stay on the street because they cannot pay rent. Don’t we have a right to life? Everyone is called stay at home, but where should the refugees from the house stay? ” asked.
Nejati, who stated that he called the United Nations Refugee Representative and conveyed the troubles, said “Manage us”. We are asking how we will manage! If we are sick, the cheapest medicine is 50 liras. We do not have insurance, how we will manage, ”he said.
’The cost of staying at home is devastating’
Iranian Meysam, who was fired, said, “I am Iranian, but when they emigrate, they do not look where they are from. I have been unemployed for three months. Now there are epidemics and workplaces are closed. How do I pay the rent, the bill? “There’s a devastating expense to stay at home, I can’t afford it every day.”
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