Yazidis
Yazidi fighters disarm in Iraq's Sinjar after a decade of division - what comes next? - analysis
Baghdad’s push to bring armed groups under state control is gaining traction with the YBS, unlike with Iraq’s more powerful, Iranian-backed militias.
From forced conversion to genocide: How Yazidis carry centuries of persecution into exile
Thousands of ISIS-linked women, children still held in Syria’s camps amid escape efforts - analysis
Israel's decisive Syria strikes highlight need for intervention in preventing genocides - analysis
My Word: Jihadi brides and forgotten victims
Compassion should not override common sense.
Yazidis mourn 2014 genocide and 2007 terror attack anniversaries
The latter was among the world's worst terror attacks in decades. ISIS grew out of the extremism of the years 2005-09, borrowing from Al Qaeda ideology and perfecting it.
Iraq still struggling with helping Yazidis five years after genocide
Yazidi activists, such as Nadia Murad, who won a Nobel Peace Prize, have continually called on the international community and US President Donald Trump to help.
Think ISIS is gone, Mr. Trump? Think again
Mr. Trump should be careful with his words. The assumption that the Islamic State has vanished from the region is a dangerous one to make.
An endless nightmare
There are thousands of Yazidis today who remain haunted by memories of themselves or loved ones being kidnapped, raped and abused.
Will meeting between Trump and Murad help Yazidis who survived ISIS?
Murad met Trump along with other survivors of religious discrimination, part of a larger State Department agenda that has sought to highlight religious freedom and persecution on the basis of faith.
Jewish experience of genocide helps heal victims of ISIS
Lamya Aji Bashar Taha: What I saw at Yad Vashem is similar to what happened to us.
Children of Yazidi women raped by ISIS fighters not recognized
Yazidis refuse to recognize Islamic State-fathered children.
Yazidi survivors of ISIS rape have new hope after community ruling
For the children of survivors of ISIS rape and genocide, a long road home may be smoother - but hurdles remain in Iraq and Syria.
9,000 ISIS fighters and 60,000 family members held in Syria - report
Those at the camp, who are mostly women and children, are viewed as ISIS “affiliates.”
