Daily Life of Yazidi Refugees by K.J. Wetherholt

Some have managed to get asylum in Germany, while others are refugees in Turkey.

Any proceeds from links to Amazon books and media posted by the group administrator will go to the maintenance of the club and its promotion of humanitarian content. Yazidi women struggle to return to daily life after enduring Islamic State brutality 6:30 PM EST. Sponsored by MIPJ: Media, Information, International Relations and Humanitarian Affairs ( ). Australia Five years on from the black day, Australias Yazidi refugees reflect on IS terror Its been five years since IS stormed the ethnic Yazidi communities in northern Iraq, massacring and enslaving thousands, with many survivors still wondering what happened to their loved ones. Shevan starred at the carpeted floor, glancing up from time to time with bloodshot eyes. Please contact further information and/or to initially join via Facebook. Thousands of Yazidis were forced to take refuge on the Sinjar Mountains, a 100 kilometers-long mountain range west of Mosul, where they remained stranded for days under the scorching sun and searing summer temperatures. Also included will be a book/media store for members and non-members. Members may suggest titles and media content to promote among other group members via Facebook, with a monthly title spotlighted by moderators on social media, and on the soon to be launched website. The Humanitarian Book and Media Group (as promoted via MIPJ upon its re-launch, Facebook, and Goodreads) is a group of interested humanitarian and human rights stakeholders, journalists, writers, photojournalists, artists, and interested individuals examining current international and humanitarian issues as reflected in (including but not limited to): non-fiction, photojournalism, fiction, poetry, plays, art, music, and other relevant media.

Daily Life of Yazidi Refugees by K.J. Wetherholt