nashat and his sisterjolene were still trapped in syria with is., she had no peace while her children were missing. translation: our kids were crying. each hour, is would come and take the young women and the children from their mothers. we were forced to live in disgrace and humiliation. they treated us like sheep. they told me, "a man has bought you." i said, "i'd rather be killed than go with that man." then, in march this year, nashat‘s nine—year—old nine—year—old jolene, was found. safely in iraq, she tries to forget about the last five years of work, cruelty and forced prayer. she speaks rarely now. but this is all in the past. now, nashat and jolene wait in iraq. their mum is flying in from germany. so much has stood in the way of this embrace. weeping. under the same roof for the first time in years, the family can finally sleep without fear. we all know the islamic state group's crimes on the battlefield, but this is where it's really felt. they tried to destroy this family. they tried to wipe out the entire yazidi people. but they didn't,

nashat and his sister were still trapped in syria with is.s were crying. each hour is would come and take the young women and the children from their mothers. we were forced to live in disgrace and humiliation. they treated us like sheep. they told me, "a man has bought you." i said, "i'd rather be killed than go with that man." then in march this year nashat‘s nine—year—old sister was found. safely in iraq, she tries to forget about the last five years of work, cruelty and forced prayer. she speaks rarely now. but this is all in the past. now, they wait at the airport in iraq. their mum is flying in from germany. so much has stood in the way of this embrace. under the same roof for the first time in years, the family can finally sleep without fear. we all know the islamic state group's crimes on the battlefield, but this is where it's really felt. they tried to destroy this family. they tried to wipe out the entire yazidi people. but they didn't. they failed. the islamic state group's on the run now, but the pain and suffering that they've c

nashat and his sister were still trapped in syria with is.translation: our kids were crying. each hour, is would come and take the young women and the children from their mothers. we were forced to live in disgrace and humiliation. they treated us like sheep. they told me, "a man has bought you." i said, "i'd rather be killed than go with that man." then, in march this year, nashat‘s nine—year—old sister was found. safely in iraq, she tries to forget about the last five years of work, cruelty and forced prayer. she speaks rarely now. but this is all in the past. now, they wait at the airport in iraq. their mum is flying in from germany. so much has stood in the way of this embrace. sobbing. under the same roof for the first time in years, the family can finally sleep without fear. we all know the islamic state group's crimes on the battlefield, but this is where it's really felt. they tried to destroy this family. they tried to wipe out the entire yazidi people. but they didn't. they failed. the islamic state groups on the run now, but the pa