ISIS

Syrians Lose Their Relatives’ Remains After They Were Removed From Mass Graves

Mohammad Bassiki and Ali Ibrahim

Since the liberation of Raqqa in 2017, the city’s residents are still on a journey to search for the bodies of their relatives after they buried them under suspicious circumstances.They had to transport the remains in primitive ways from mass graves and parks out of the city. During the transfers, many of the bodies were lost and the remains were scattered, and they may have disappeared forever.

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

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

Iraq: “My sons Ali and Omar are dead.”

Ali Kareem Zayeb

Named Ali and Omar as a remedy against religious strife, the brothers were killed by the vile virus of terrorism

Investigations

Mosul: Home Prisons and Metal Chains Afflict the Mentally Disturbed

Abdel-Muhaimen Bassil

Marwan has been living with the chains under the strict censorship of his parents for nearly three years. He is imprisoned in a narrow basement under the house in the center of Mosul (405 Km north of Baghdad). Sometimes he cries, sometimes he laughs. Then all of a sudden, he frowns and screams angrily, “I will kill you all”.

Investigations

After Six Years in Captivity, She Returns… the Yazidis’ struggle with ISIS

Baz Ali Bakari

Maher was able to have his eldest son back and treated him out of ISIS’ influence. The boy was reintegrated into the community to which he belonged. However, it seems that Maher will now have to go through another similar experience. This time, his mission will be to reunite his entire family and introduce his children to their mother and brother.

Opinion

Hisham al-Hashimi … the Sorcerer of Baghdad

Alia Ibrahim

Hisham knew very well what awaited him. Threats had already been directly targeting him, and the party that betrayed him at night with a silencer was not anonymous.

Investigations

Is the ‘Coronavirus’ Approaching Prisons of ISIS Elements Held By The Syrian Democratic Forces?

Shavan Ibrahim

The ‘SDF’ owns three special prisons for ISIS elements distributed among Dêrik/Al-Malikiyah, Qamishli and Hasakah, in addition to the presence of other elements in different detention centers..

ISIS

Syrians Lose Their Relatives’ Remains After They Were Removed From Mass Graves

Iraq: But What to Do with the Children?

Iraq: They Were Killed Only Because They Were Yazidis

Iraq: “My sons Ali and Omar are dead.”

Mosul: Home Prisons and Metal Chains Afflict the Mentally Disturbed

After Six Years in Captivity, She Returns… the Yazidis’ struggle with ISIS

Hisham al-Hashimi … the Sorcerer of Baghdad

Is the ‘Coronavirus’ Approaching Prisons of ISIS Elements Held By The Syrian Democratic Forces?

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