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Iraq's Sinjar Remains In Ruins Even A Decade After ISIS Horrors
The area near the Syrian border still bears the scars of the fighting in 2014- it was here that the jihadists committed some of their worst atrocities, including mass executions and sexual slavery, before being dislodged by Kurdish forces
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19 Killed, 50 Injured In ISIS Terrorist Attack On Kabul Military Hospital
At least 19 people were killed and 50 more wounded in an attack on a military hospital in Kabul on Tuesday, the latest atrocity to rock Afghanistan since the Taliban seized power.
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Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Says Baghdadi's Death Falls Short Of Justice
Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad said Wednesday the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in a US raid over the weekend was not enough to compensate for the atrocities committed by his ISIS.
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Yazidi 'Superhero' Wins Award For Helping Survivors Of ISIS Atrocities
A young Yazidi father-of-four who risked his life to help survivors of ISIS atrocities in northern Iraq has won a prestigious award for his humanitarian work.
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Ex-ISIS Captive Pleads To World Leaders For Refugee Help
A young Yazidi woman held captive and raped by ISIS terrorists appealed to world leaders at the United Nations on Monday to end war and improve the lives of millions of refugees as they agreed a voluntary framework to respond to the global crisis.
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She Survived ISIS Sex Slavery. Now, She Is A UN Goodwill Ambassador
Nadia Murad, a survivor of the ISIS atrocities, was selected to be the of the United Nations Goodwill Ambassador for human trafficking on September 16, 2016. The formal UN announcement states, "During her Ambassadorship, Nadia will focus on advocacy initiatives and raise awareness around the plight of the countless victims of trafficking".
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Terrorist Linked To Mumbai Attacks 'Slip' Into Europe: Report
A Pakistani bomb-making expert linked to the 2008 Mumbai attack is among scores of trained terrorists who slipped into the EU posing as refugees to join the ISIS's plot to commit atrocities in Europe, a media report in London said on Sunday.
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John Kerry To Miss Deadline On ISIS Genocide Question
Secretary of State John Kerry will miss this week's congressional deadline for deciding whether atrocities by the ISIS against Christians and other minorities in Iraq and Syria should be designated genocide, the State Department said on Wednesday.
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France's Le Pen Under Investigation For Tweeting Grisly ISIS Images
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen was under investigation Wednesday after tweeting graphic images of ISIS atrocities, among them a photo of the decapitated body of US reporter James Foley.
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'Reckless' Arms Transfers To Iraq Fuelled ISIS Crimes: Report
Decades of irresponsible arms transfers to Iraq fuelled the ISIS's firepower and ability to carry out atrocities on a massive scale, Amnesty International said in a report published today.
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4 Years on, Syria's Civil War Eclipsed by Islamic State Terror
As Syria's civil war rages into a fifth year, the daily suffering of its people has been overshadowed by atrocities committed by the Islamic State group that have sparked international horror.
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Islamic State Could be Added to Syria War Crimes List: United Nations
Islamic State fighters accused of atrocities in Syria are expected to be added to a list being drawn by the United Nations of possible war crime indictees, the chief rights investigator said on Friday.
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Iraq's Sinjar Remains In Ruins Even A Decade After ISIS Horrors
The area near the Syrian border still bears the scars of the fighting in 2014- it was here that the jihadists committed some of their worst atrocities, including mass executions and sexual slavery, before being dislodged by Kurdish forces
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19 Killed, 50 Injured In ISIS Terrorist Attack On Kabul Military Hospital
At least 19 people were killed and 50 more wounded in an attack on a military hospital in Kabul on Tuesday, the latest atrocity to rock Afghanistan since the Taliban seized power.
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Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Says Baghdadi's Death Falls Short Of Justice
Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad said Wednesday the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in a US raid over the weekend was not enough to compensate for the atrocities committed by his ISIS.
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Yazidi 'Superhero' Wins Award For Helping Survivors Of ISIS Atrocities
A young Yazidi father-of-four who risked his life to help survivors of ISIS atrocities in northern Iraq has won a prestigious award for his humanitarian work.
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Ex-ISIS Captive Pleads To World Leaders For Refugee Help
A young Yazidi woman held captive and raped by ISIS terrorists appealed to world leaders at the United Nations on Monday to end war and improve the lives of millions of refugees as they agreed a voluntary framework to respond to the global crisis.
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She Survived ISIS Sex Slavery. Now, She Is A UN Goodwill Ambassador
Nadia Murad, a survivor of the ISIS atrocities, was selected to be the of the United Nations Goodwill Ambassador for human trafficking on September 16, 2016. The formal UN announcement states, "During her Ambassadorship, Nadia will focus on advocacy initiatives and raise awareness around the plight of the countless victims of trafficking".
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Terrorist Linked To Mumbai Attacks 'Slip' Into Europe: Report
A Pakistani bomb-making expert linked to the 2008 Mumbai attack is among scores of trained terrorists who slipped into the EU posing as refugees to join the ISIS's plot to commit atrocities in Europe, a media report in London said on Sunday.
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John Kerry To Miss Deadline On ISIS Genocide Question
Secretary of State John Kerry will miss this week's congressional deadline for deciding whether atrocities by the ISIS against Christians and other minorities in Iraq and Syria should be designated genocide, the State Department said on Wednesday.
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France's Le Pen Under Investigation For Tweeting Grisly ISIS Images
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen was under investigation Wednesday after tweeting graphic images of ISIS atrocities, among them a photo of the decapitated body of US reporter James Foley.
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'Reckless' Arms Transfers To Iraq Fuelled ISIS Crimes: Report
Decades of irresponsible arms transfers to Iraq fuelled the ISIS's firepower and ability to carry out atrocities on a massive scale, Amnesty International said in a report published today.
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4 Years on, Syria's Civil War Eclipsed by Islamic State Terror
As Syria's civil war rages into a fifth year, the daily suffering of its people has been overshadowed by atrocities committed by the Islamic State group that have sparked international horror.
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Islamic State Could be Added to Syria War Crimes List: United Nations
Islamic State fighters accused of atrocities in Syria are expected to be added to a list being drawn by the United Nations of possible war crime indictees, the chief rights investigator said on Friday.
