Iraq’s Yazidis ‘forgotten by world’ since ISIL attacks
Years after the community was decimated, they are still internally displaced and feel abandoned by the world.
The Yazidi community in Northern Iraq was torn apart in 2014 when the ISIL group attacked their villages.
Thousands of men were killed, while the women were forced into slavery, sparking widespread international condemnation.
Today, most of them live in camps for the internally displaced and they say the world has abandoned them.
Al Jazeera’s Rob Matheson visited one in Dohuk, in Northern Iraq.
Published On 10 Dec 2018