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
Jilan’s story – a Yazidi girl who chose to take her life
Jilan had been taken to Ba’aj where an ISIS leader took her as his sex slave.
Yazidi women suffer from complex post-traumatic stress disorder
Although ISIS no longer poses a threat to them, they still feel less safe, and their current living conditions may exacerbate their symptoms.
Un référendum, et après ?
Pour sortir de la crise engendrée par le scrutin sur l’indépendance du Kurdistan, les dirigeants de la région prônent un dialogue avec Bagdad
Nationalism, chauvinism and conflict with Kurds undermine post-ISIS Iraq
Yazidi genocide survivor speaks of need to remember women enslaved by terrorists.
Baghdad-Kurdistan dispute shifts control over Yazidi genocide sites
Iraq has deployed its military to assert control over Mount Sinjar, the site of 40 mass graves from ISIS's genocide of the Yazidis who lived there.
A Yazidi in America
The struggles of Yazidis who survived the genocide against their people know no end.
Brainwashed by a cult: French priest offers therapy to Yazidi captives
Nearly 3,000 women and children are believed to remain in Islamic State captivity, even after the militants' retreat in Iraq and Syria.
Report: Jihadist groups luring recruits with promises of sex slaves
"Modern day slavery may increase as Daesh struggles to sustain its financial reserves," says researcher.
In the span of two weeks: How Iraq’s security forces defeated ISIS in Hawija
The quick defeat of ISIS in one of its last strongholds in Iraq still leaves many disturbing questions in the air.
The persecuted Yazidis
