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Nobel Peace Prize winner Murad says justice for Yazidis far too slow
Twelve years after the Islamic State's "genocide" of Yazidis in Iraq, Nadia Murad, a former sex slave of the jihadist group, said Thursday that progress towards justice remains far too slow. IS jihadists seized large swathes of northern Syria and neighbouring Iraq in 2014, declaring a so-called caliphate. In August that year, the fate of the Yazidis changed dramatically when IS seized a third of Iraq, including the Kurdish-speaking minority's ancestral homeland in the Sinjar Mountains.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Murad says justice for Yazidis far too slow
Twelve years after the Islamic State's "genocide" of Yazidis in Iraq, Nadia Murad, a former sex slave of the jihadist group, said Thursday that progress towards justice remains…
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malaymail.com
‘Progress is too slow’: IS sex slave-turned-Nobel winner Nadia Murad says justice still out of reach for Yazidi survivors 12 years on
GENEVA, July 31 — Twelve years after Islamic State (IS) militants carried out what the United Nations called a genocide against the Yazidi community in Iraq, Nobel Peace Prize...