ISIS Burns 19 Yazidi Sex Slaves Alive in Cages
The Islamic State burned 19 Yazidi women to death in iron cages before hundreds of spectators in Iraq last week in punishment for refusing sex to their jihadi captors.
Yazidi Girl Exposes ISIS Rape Hellhole
Other Yazidi and non-Muslim women living under ISIS have not been able to escape; they are hoping we will rescue them.
Clinton Calls ISIS Persecution of Mideast Christians, Yazidis “Genocide”
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Tuesday said that the Islamic State is committing genocide against religious minorities.
For Persecuted Mideast Christians, Obama Admin Tongue-Tied on Genocide
While Christians in Iraq and Syria face the threat of extinction at the hands of the Islamic State terror group, the U.S. State Department remains silent on the prospect of publicly designating the atrocities against Christians and other Mideast religious minorities as “genocide.”
“They Rape Us. We Kill Them” Says Leader of All-Female Yazidi Brigade Combating ISIS
A renowned singer has recruited 123 Yazidi women to form an all-female fighting unit in order to fight back against ISIS.
“Jewish Schindler” Saves More than 120 Iraqi Christian and Yazidi Girls
A Canadian Jewish businessman inspired by the work of Oskar Schindler during the Holocaust has rescued more than 120 Iraqi Christian and Yazidi girls from ISIS.
Yazidi Victims of Mass Rape Threatened with Death Upon Release from ISIS Captivity
According to Kurdish media network Rudaw, seventeen-year-old “Suzan,” a Kurdish Yezidi girl was kidnapped, gang-raped, enslaved, and impregnated by ISIS warriors.
Mideast Christian, Yazidi Groups Urge UN to Act on ISIS Persecution
Organizations representing religious minorities in the Middle East are calling on the UN to take tangible steps to save vulnerable groups persecuted by ISIS.
ISIS “Sex Pamphlet” Approves Pedophilia, Sex Slavery
Story after terrible story keep emerging from the Middle East about the terrible treatment of women at the hands of ISIS.
Islamic State Slave Trade Highlights Broader Problem in Muslim World
Every evening, silence reigns in the Khanke refugee camp near the Kurdish city of Dohuk in northern Iraq. Winter has already arrived, bringing with it rain, mud, and cold.
