Published : 19-07-2022
Palestinian refugees from Syria (PRS) leveled heavy criticism at UNRWA over a poll launched on July 15, saying it lacks credibility and transparency.
A number of PRS said the poll does not include the refugees’ UNRWA card, mobile phone, and personal data, and can, thus, include counterfeit and fake data. In addition, the Agency has not specified distribution centres included in the poll.
Recently, an electronic poll was sent to the refugees to study their reactions to aid delivery and their views about UNRWA staff.
The refugees continue to show dismay at the mistreatment of staff at distribution offices along with UNRWA’s lack of control over the aid delivery process.
Nearly 29,000 Palestinians from Syria have sought refuge in Lebanon, where they have been enduring exacerbated living conditions and subjected to a precarious legal status.
Palestinian refugees from Syria (PRS) leveled heavy criticism at UNRWA over a poll launched on July 15, saying it lacks credibility and transparency.
A number of PRS said the poll does not include the refugees’ UNRWA card, mobile phone, and personal data, and can, thus, include counterfeit and fake data. In addition, the Agency has not specified distribution centres included in the poll.
Recently, an electronic poll was sent to the refugees to study their reactions to aid delivery and their views about UNRWA staff.
The refugees continue to show dismay at the mistreatment of staff at distribution offices along with UNRWA’s lack of control over the aid delivery process.
Nearly 29,000 Palestinians from Syria have sought refuge in Lebanon, where they have been enduring exacerbated living conditions and subjected to a precarious legal status.
