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Turkish Charity Owner Accused of Exploiting Refugees for Aid
10/27/2025
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Story summary
- Sadettin Karagoz, a Turkish charity owner, faces sexual assault allegations from vulnerable refugees.
- Over a decade, his organization provided aid to more than 37,000 people in Ankara.
- Three women, including Syrian refugees, allege he exploited them for aid by demanding favors.
- Recent testimony prompted charges after accusations in 2019 and 2025 did not lead to prosecution.
- Karagoz denies the allegations, citing health issues, and remains in jail awaiting trial.
