isis still controls much of nineveh plains making it tough for communities to return home. what are the concerns around security? what do people need to feel safe to return home? -- get the yazidi to trust the government? you have to make resolutions for the has its government, for the security council and tnited it.ons to action icc to to get the open the case. you have to push the iraqi .overnment to open thethem for the icc coming to iraq. when we say the kidnapped, more .han 3770 up to now mosul.e to go to after the liberation of the government in nineveh. the iraqi government together with the government of kurdistan and the american government must work together to find a way of liberating these women and rehabilitating them. the iraq government must change some of its -- they must pass new laws in order to protect minorities. and must involve and integrate dis in all of government. such are that catastrophe would not be repeated again. the yazidis who have been .isplaced and are now refugees all the ucd's live outside the 80% -- 5000 refugees are in greece. we are ca

clarify, there is a democracy that exist a concern about political influence in different parts and nineveh is a part where the vulnerabilities are exacerbated by the government to resolve that dispute to make that clear other questions? >> think he you very much. and. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: is i have comments not just questions and the foundation of the organization with the human-rights committee. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: talking about the conditions of minorities in iraq and syria. >> because we should have known that this was a sign? >> [speaking in native tongue] >> we allow that problem to continue until isis came. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: and all of the critics have said. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: this international petition is not new just only in iraq. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: also the crimes of the regime. there has been international protection of iraq in the past and that will happen again. >> [speaking in native tongue] translator: we in the human-rights community in the parliament have b