Anger toward Turkey's Syrian refugees grows after earthquake
Since last week's earthquake, refugees of Syria's civil war living in Turkey have faced growing anger from those who see them as a burden and blight.
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Since last week's earthquake, refugees of Syria's civil war living in Turkey have faced growing anger from those who see them as a burden and blight.
In recent days, with people's grief morphing to fury, Syrians have become the target of a misinformation campaign accusing them of looting destroyed homes and stealing aid or blaming them as the reason for the cataclysm hitting Turkey.
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Nayef Mohammed Al-Nayef, 19, was asleep when a group of masked assailants stormed the flat he lived in and stabbed him to death, according to reports in Turkish media.