Yazidi Parveen: ISIS women were as violent as men
Parvin: "women of ISIS, was just as cruel as men, they helped the terrorists to rape captive girls "
Yazidis scattered around the world these days fear that women belonging to ISIS will return to their countries. One of those who has experienced this fear is Parveen Alhinto, a sexual assault victim who has been held captive by ISIS for four months.
The other day, two women from ISIS went to the Dutch Embassy in Ankara with their children, saying they wanted to return to the Netherlands. In addition to them, a group of Dutch women from ISIS also sued.
It is noted that these possible returns have caused great fear among ISIS victims in the Yazidi community. Parveen Alhinto, 21, is one of ISIS 'victims and says ISIS women have never been innocent:" ISIS women were worse than men. They beat the captured women and helped the fighters rape them, " the report said.
Parveen was a captive of ISIS in Northern Iraq for four months. She was in the hands of ISIS, who regularly raped her. Her 10-year-old sister was sold into slavery and brought to Syria. There she shared a house with an ISIS woman. Parvin of Algenta hoped that the supporters of ISIS in Iraq and Syria will be condemned and will never be released.
Not only Parveen, but the entire Yazidi community in the Netherlands is watching with amazement the debate over the return of ISIS women and children to the Netherlands. Dalal Ghanim, 23, said: "There are thousands more Yazidi women stranded in refugee camps in Iraq. The Dutch government should help these people, not ISIS supporters, " he says.
Parvina's sister is also one of the Yazidis remaining in these camps. Parvin of Alichino that says he hasn't seen his family for almost five years, he hopes that they will arrive in the Netherlands.
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Yazidi Parveen: ISIS women were as violent as men
Parvin: "women of ISIS, was just as cruel as men, they helped the terrorists to rape captive girls "
Yazidis scattered around the world these days fear that women belonging to ISIS will return to their countries. One of those who has experienced this fear is Parveen Alhinto, a sexual assault victim who has been held captive by ISIS for four months.
The other day, two women from ISIS went to the Dutch Embassy in Ankara with their children, saying they wanted to return to the Netherlands. In addition to them, a group of Dutch women from ISIS also sued.
It is noted that these possible returns have caused great fear among ISIS victims in the Yazidi community. Parveen Alhinto, 21, is one of ISIS 'victims and says ISIS women have never been innocent:" ISIS women were worse than men. They beat the captured women and helped the fighters rape them, " the report said.
Parveen was a captive of ISIS in Northern Iraq for four months. She was in the hands of ISIS, who regularly raped her. Her 10-year-old sister was sold into slavery and brought to Syria. There she shared a house with an ISIS woman. Parvin of Algenta hoped that the supporters of ISIS in Iraq and Syria will be condemned and will never be released.
Not only Parveen, but the entire Yazidi community in the Netherlands is watching with amazement the debate over the return of ISIS women and children to the Netherlands. Dalal Ghanim, 23, said: "There are thousands more Yazidi women stranded in refugee camps in Iraq. The Dutch government should help these people, not ISIS supporters, " he says.
Parvina's sister is also one of the Yazidis remaining in these camps. Parvin of Alichino that says he hasn't seen his family for almost five years, he hopes that they will arrive in the Netherlands.
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