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
Turkey hopes Iran, Iraq and Syria will help it strangle the PKK
On March 6, Turkey and Iran said they were planning to work more closely to confront the PKK.
Yazidi and Shi’ite children celebrate freedom from ISIS
Since January, more than 20,000 ISIS supporters have surrendered to the Syrian Democratic Forces from the last ISIS-held enclave east of the Euphrates river.
Who will help save the Yazidis?
Thousands of women and children are in danger of being brutally murdered, sold into sex slavery.
Yazidis rescued from ISIS face bleak future upon return to Iraq
Foreign ISIS members appear to receive more aid and better housing than Yazidi victims while fears mount that ISIS is using human shields in Baghuz.
Survivors of ISIS genocide have nothing, four years later
A photo essay.
Outrage in Syria, Iraq as ISIS members treated as celebrities in west
Ali Y. Al-Baroodi, who survived the ISIS occupation of Mosul, was shocked to see how ISIS members described their enjoyable life over the last few years.
#WeRemember
As we mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day this year, we must remember the victims – six million of whom were Jews – and consider how to stop such atrocities from occurring again.
The plight of the Yazidis
Many Yazidis feel that the world has abandoned them to suffer alone.
Rojava Peshmerga – the group may be the US’s ticket out of Syria crisis
A patchwork of different armed groups have struggled to gain control of the road from Dohuk in the Kurdistan region to Sinjar over the last years.
Yazidi genocide survivor will use Nobel money to build hospital
400,000 Yazidis remain without basic services and are unable to return to homes four years after genocide.
