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Yazidis fear returning to their homeland, 10 years after massacre

  • Survivors fled up the slopes of Mount Sinjar, where some were trapped for many weeks by a Daesh siege
  • The assault on the Yazidis — an ancient religious minority in eastern Syria and northwest Iraq — was part of the militant Daesh’s effort to establish a caliphate
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France charges Daesh official’s ex-wife with crimes against humanity

By AFP ·

German police arrest Iraqi couple suspected of genocide for enslaving Yazidi girls

By Reuters ·

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