isis. human rights watch say two hundred twenty families arrived at one iraqi capital and in a period of less than three weeks all of them from the villages west of the city of kirkuk we spoke to the organization senior research for iraq in qatar who believes this is collective punishment. these roundups and force displacement is being done by iraqi forces forces that answer to iraq's government these around it's done by iraq's army and with the collaboration of certain groups that also answer directly to the prime minister therefore you know what one can only presume that this is happening with the consent of the government even if it's not a strict government policy and therefore it begs the question of how the iraqi government can talk about any process of reconciliation if its own forces are participating in this kind of a campaign when i talk to security forces and account management and all of them were the first to admit these families these individuals have not committed a crime they haven't done anything wrong in the eyes of the iraqi legal system the only reason they're being treate

isis. and it is simply told them that they were going to be taken away they were security screened some were beaten and then we were brought to account against their well human rights watch say two hundred twenty families arrived at one iraqi camp alone in a period of less than three weeks all of them all from villages west of the city of kirkuk is how they described what happened to them i begged them to let me go home and because my other children but they wouldn't let me. why does it feel safe in targeting us and robbing us like this because we're seen as feminists. from human rights watch are going thinks this amounts to collective punishment these roundups and force displacement is being done by iraqi forces forces the answer to iraq's government you know what one can only presume that this is happening with the consent of the government even if it's not as strict government policy and therefore it begs the question of how the iraqi government can talk about any process of reconciliation if its own forces are participating in this kind of a campaign when i talk to security forces and account management and all of them were the first to admit these families these ind

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