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with the new business beyond on youtube, ah oh, more than 6 years, over 200000 people belonging to the vd religious minority have been living in refugee camps in northern iraq and surrounding territories. they fled their homeland in 2014, to avoid the murderous headphones of the self styled islamic state since the expulsion of ideas from areas they occupied in iraq, some 80 mass graves have been found here, containing the most remains of 12000 people. the me,

oh, i'm strong strong, couldn't i? nash? lemme who lived through the hell on earth. that was the regime after being a slave for almost 2 years. she was finally freed alongside of the as the, the survivors in april 2015. to me. i have no children of my own, but it breaks my heart. it's as if they were my own goodness. i . soon as among the women who survived at home, she merged more dead than alive with her job smashed, and her soul crushed. ah . ringback she now lives in germany, but will never be able to forget the deal. she went through. i got kickball,

i was still a virgin dash when i asked right. i was right and forced to marry john didn't and daughter. ringback tied me up and covered my mouth. i've been given was a p as me. i had no live nation . i wanted to go back to her homeland, to the place where her family was murdered, was she was raped and enslaved national. there's not one to forget. so that the world does not forget what happened back then. ringback i have to go back despite the fear, i can stop thinking about that day when the fight is the village august, the 15th 2014. i keep on seeing it. they took us all into the

schools to kim, who this is a journey back into a path that never leaves her a journey to learn that was once her home. i was born in hanover, 2 years the parents and would be accompanying national on her journey. my parents immigrated to germany several decades ago. we as it is her faith persecution ever since we existed. you learn early on where you stand. the 2 of us flew together to iraq from berlin, a trip to the land of our ancestors alone that we had lost maybe the

time of the impact to they did village this is my cousin, mommy. and she spent the last 3 years and i kept too busy and was liberated just 15 days ago in the we'd be landing in the area struggling the borders between iraq, syria and turkey. the original homeland of the cds from abuse then to cardio camp in the kurdish region of northern iraq. our route would also take us past mosul, the former stronghold of cardia is a reception camp in the middle of the countryside makes of tents and buildings for close 213000 survivors of genocide. almost all of those cds who were liberated from i s came here and i hello. are you?

fine. right after entering the camp. national needs her cousin safe. martin? megan, i'm, i don't cry. i don't be sad. it's okay. let me know when was the last time you saw him 3 years ago the after we were captured by i yes, we will imprison together antenna affairs for 4 weeks. i will not. but after that i didn't see him again. this way. oh, national still haunted by images of the war. the memories of august 2014, when i as troops around the syndrome region,

destroying everything in their path in the summer of 2014 the g. hardest to seize slaves of territory and iraq and syria. among the cities conquered by the heavily armed forces within jar, the center of s e d. life in iraq. in the eyes of the devil worshipping together with christian infidels. and muslim a post date deserve to die after occupying all public buildings. did you how to set up a resume of tara hunting down your cds and conducting the 1st mass executions in the syndrome region? the yes e d heartland i s abducted 7000 women and children and floated 5000 men and older boy. me

nationally was able to escape her in humane treatment at the hands of she would shortly be meeting her cousin, la mia, who been freed from captivity just a few days earlier. the 2 women spent years and i've kept to the t where they were humiliated, whipped and repeatedly rate national and romeo to women who survived the horrors of all. yes. and who deals with sadly, for the 7000 capture, 80 women and girls. 6 nasha had given up hope of ever seeing her cousin again being a captive avaya. she says men dying a new death every day where death was a kind of salvation. nami was just

a child when she was captured by the hardest. she gave birth twice and breast fed both babies, baby fathered by men who rate her and murdered her family. you've been free again for how long? about 2 weeks. you were with school 3 years in myrtle. yes. in muscle. how did you escape? to be honest. it still seems like a miracle. i can't even remember myself how exactly we managed to free ourselves from. we hid in tunnels under the ground. we were lying on munition to prove that they sell, you know, but i have to give birth to 2 children for them to children. yes. for all they know

. i left them there. everyone in the camp as a victim. their body survived, but they sold a traumatized. if seen their families murdered their homes, destroyed, and their homeland taken away from them. now mia was 12 when she was abducted and raped. she says as photos of herself taken just days before her enslavement on the next photo. she's wearing a headscarf and is 6 months pregnant. nami survived by obeying orders and bearing her captive children. the video one being miss you children very much. but i had no choice that i asked children, they've killed my parents and my brothers and sisters was it was impossible to take

the children with me. and i couldn't imagine taking them back to my community. otherwise i just had to go to some far away place with them on my life. like for you know, what are you going to do if i could with free all the girls from the hands of i yes, that's my biggest wish i would do it personally. but unfortunately, i come, i live through at all, and so ritual with my own, i used to, i know what the skills going through and how hard it is for them. know me is now 15 and determined to fight for her future. and for her right to a life of her national finds a number of women in the camp who like her, have been slaves of the jihadists. they are survivors and witnesses to a 21st century genocide. me

this, i was in prison together with these 2 girls and their families for 3 months. then they towards the part the atlantic state enslaved over 5000 women and girls like law mia ivana had 3 years of her life. taken away from her ivana was 80 years old when she was abducted. she was passed from one spicer to the next. each time groomed and prime for subsequent sale. her last to mentor was a us citizen. 11, what a dress you like to my you will take it and she was in order to tell me the central office we you sold 5 times with the tall and how did

you escape was that in the last year i was with an american man eventually a wealthy man bought me off him and rescued me. how did the american treaty? he was extremely cruel. he owned me and another. you see the woman the me was easy these people now guess they never did anything to anybody.

as long as there is no justice, how should i put it? only when this justice for our religious community will live with living again and be enjoyable. it was the next day's nerve wracking one for national. she will try to go back to her village. culture is a days drive away and as close to thin jar or shingle as we call it formerly occupied by ice militias. the region is now gradually being liberated. ah nationalist says she owes this trip to herself and her parents. it's the anniversary of the massacre against the eighty's. for now, however, culture is in the restricted military area. on is u. s. e d and a soldier in the kurdish defense. both honor and nationalists, brother are met with stationed at the same location. armor fell in the fight

against h 30 here, so the soldiers know that we are taking a risk. our rate is a perilous one that you had is may no longer have a strong presence here, but individually they're still working everywhere. i was how many times would always drive this way when we had to go to don't hook. ah, and also of course, when they visited the holy side of lariche, how do you feel going back along this road? ah, today is a very dark day for me. awfully tough. but it's been so a day of great significance on my.