Allegations of corruption against the Bahá'í administration in Turkey

The Bahá'í administration in Turkey has faced serious allegations of corruption over the past decade. Reports indicate that Bahá'í refugees in the country are living in extremely difficult conditions and receive no support from the administration. Instead, they are subjected to censorship, while members of the administration divert financial resources for their luxurious lifestyles and promotional campaigns.

This situation has led many Bahá'í-born individuals, who have witnessed the inner workings of the administration firsthand, to turn away from the organization and even leave the Bahá'í faith altogether. They have recognized the systemic corruption within the administration and have taken a stand against it.

Baha'i refugees in Turkey

Furthermore, reports suggest that the Universal House of Justice, despite receiving numerous emails from followers, has remained indifferent to these issues and appears to be complicit with the Bahá'í administration in Turkey. This reveals a ruthless and inhumane structure within the organization, which has even abandoned and betrayed Bahá'ís who sacrificed their lives in Iran for their faith, subjecting them to neglect, humiliation, and deception after seeking refuge.