ISIS

Egypt: ISIS Kidnapping and Killing of Nabil Habashi Highlights Forgotten War in Sinai

Reed Matar

The Egyptian army does not allow people in North Sinai to carry weapons to protect themselves against ISIS. Yet, it also hardly intervenes to protect or negotiate the return of the kidnapped. Copts are particularly hard hit.

Investigations

Iraq: But What to Do with the Children?

Maisar Aladani

The Yazidi Women Survivors Law is a victory, yet many question marks remain. Will the law be implemented or remain ink on paper? How will the land be distributed? And what to do with the children born as a result of rape?

Investigations

Syria’s Sinister yet Lucrative Trade in Dead Bodies

Ali Al Ibrahim – Khalifa Al Khuder

“The corpses the officers had marked we would later dig up and hand back to them. They would ask the victims’ families for $1,500 to $3,000 per body.”

Investigations

“They Stole our Properties, O Supreme Pontiff”

Nawzat Shamdeen

As Pope Francis travels through Iraq, Mosul’s Christians hope his visit will draw attention to their precarious situation, which includes the dossier of some 6,000 stolen properties.

Investigations

Iraq: They Were Killed Only Because They Were Yazidis

Saman Dawood

Finding the remains of the victims and reburying them is a positive step, yet “just the beginning.” There are dozens of mass graves in Sinjar.

Investigations

Guilt by Association: Iraqi Women and Children of ISIS Fighters Still Detained

Riad Hamadani

Fatima finds it hard to convince people outside the detention camp that her grandchildren are not responsible for what their parents and grandfather did, and that they do not pose a danger to anyone. Having lived in camps for over three years, most ISIS families still do not know what future lies ahead.

Investigations

Mosul’s Battle: Over the Bodies in its Neighborhoods and Stray Dogs Roaming its Streets

Mizer Kamal

The war was over in Mosul, but other battles were still unfolding. The returnees to the old Iraqi city are still dealing with poverty and disease, and with unidentified bodies buried under the rubble of demolished and mined buildings. Their recovery has become a daily occurrence, no longer newsworthy.

News

One Mistake Created Both “Corona” and “ISIS”…

Hazem El Amin

‘ISIS’ killed and moved on, the way viruses do. It resides in one place after it did what it did, and killed what it killed. Scientists expect a similar path for ‘Corona’.

File

The Factory: The Tunisian Revolution as a Stab in the back of its Syrian Counterpart

Hazem El Amin- Alia Ibrahim

Isn’t it strange that most Tunisian experts will give the same answer when you ask them about the reason behind the participation of thousands of Tunisians in the battles in Syria? The reason, they say, is: “Freedom!”

File

The Factory: Who Sent Tunisians to Syria?

Hazem El Amin- Alia Ibrahim

Everyone Daraj interviewed in Tunisia, from researchers to journalists and officials, confirm the existence of well-known entities behind sending Tunisians to Syria after the revolution broke out there.

ISIS

Egypt: ISIS Kidnapping and Killing of Nabil Habashi Highlights Forgotten War in Sinai

Iraq: But What to Do with the Children?

Syria’s Sinister yet Lucrative Trade in Dead Bodies

“They Stole our Properties, O Supreme Pontiff”

Iraq: They Were Killed Only Because They Were Yazidis

Guilt by Association: Iraqi Women and Children of ISIS Fighters Still Detained

Mosul’s Battle: Over the Bodies in its Neighborhoods and Stray Dogs Roaming its Streets

One Mistake Created Both “Corona” and “ISIS”…

The Factory: The Tunisian Revolution as a Stab in the back of its Syrian Counterpart

The Factory: Who Sent Tunisians to Syria?

The English Section of Daraj News is co-supported by Anne Avis

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