Yazidi migration and ISIS attack, are they contradictory or proportional to each other?
Ezidi 24 – Dyab Ghanem
Part 1
How can it be that Yazidi maintains the message of his religion and culture in the diaspora, and amid the spread in many countries?
Yazidi emigration started several decades ago, but not as it is now. Individual migration started and expanded after the fall of the Ba’ath regime in 2003, and after 2014 due to the persecution of the Yazidis, and the inability of the Iraqi state to protect them immigration became in thousands.
Immigration left a positive reflection and impact on Yazidis for some people and a negative one for others, especially since the Yazidis issue and their genocide across the local level and reached the international level so that many countries took interest in their file.
The Yazidi migration file has become a file that arouses the interest of many Yazidi academics as well as international organizations. Here the question arises: Is Yazidi migration and dispersal of them been among the goals of ISIS?
Women from victims of ISIS to the phenomenon of migration
In a study issued by the Association for the Defense of Endangered Peoples in Germany, it showed that “80% of Yazidis who immigrated to Germany were subjected to sexual persecution by ISIS.”
The survey included 296 Yazidis, half of whom were raped, and the study confirmed that “about 280,000 Yazidis are taken from camps for displaced persons and refugees in Iraq and Syria.”
Immigration option, is it the last for Yazidis?
According to the opinions of activists and studies, the majority of the Yazidi IDPs, who are estimated at 300,000 people, are considering, according to unconfirmed statistics, to migrate and seek safe shelter due to the persecution they are subjected to continuously.
According to the study mentioned and the main researcher in the study “Dr. Alhan Kezlhan, “Immigration will be the last option if they are unable to stay in their country.”
Tags: #yazidisinfo #newsyazidi #ezidi24 #aboutyazidi #genocideyazidi
Yazidi migration and ISIS attack, are they contradictory or proportional to each other?
Ezidi 24 – Dyab Ghanem
Part 1
How can it be that Yazidi maintains the message of his religion and culture in the diaspora, and amid the spread in many countries?
Yazidi emigration started several decades ago, but not as it is now. Individual migration started and expanded after the fall of the Ba’ath regime in 2003, and after 2014 due to the persecution of the Yazidis, and the inability of the Iraqi state to protect them immigration became in thousands.
Immigration left a positive reflection and impact on Yazidis for some people and a negative one for others, especially since the Yazidis issue and their genocide across the local level and reached the international level so that many countries took interest in their file.
The Yazidi migration file has become a file that arouses the interest of many Yazidi academics as well as international organizations. Here the question arises: Is Yazidi migration and dispersal of them been among the goals of ISIS?
Women from victims of ISIS to the phenomenon of migration
In a study issued by the Association for the Defense of Endangered Peoples in Germany, it showed that “80% of Yazidis who immigrated to Germany were subjected to sexual persecution by ISIS.”
The survey included 296 Yazidis, half of whom were raped, and the study confirmed that “about 280,000 Yazidis are taken from camps for displaced persons and refugees in Iraq and Syria.”
Immigration option, is it the last for Yazidis?
According to the opinions of activists and studies, the majority of the Yazidi IDPs, who are estimated at 300,000 people, are considering, according to unconfirmed statistics, to migrate and seek safe shelter due to the persecution they are subjected to continuously.
According to the study mentioned and the main researcher in the study “Dr. Alhan Kezlhan, “Immigration will be the last option if they are unable to stay in their country.”
Tags: #yazidisinfo #newsyazidi #ezidi24 #aboutyazidi #genocideyazidi
