Yazidi women were dragged out of the house by their hair….
The young women and girls are being treated as spoils of war and trafficked around the region. Only a few have managed to escape.
Adla has just been reunited with her husband at a camp in the town of Zakho. She was taken with others from her village and held for 38 days.
“At first I was taken to a big house in Mosul. It was full of women,” says Adla, trembling. “They locked all the windows and doors and surrounded it with guards.”
“Every day or two, men would come and make us take off our headscarves so they could choose which of us they wanted. Women were dragged out of the house by their hair.”
The teachings of Muhammed endorsed sex slavery, beheadings in the war against non-Muslims. So much of that is taking place today.

As Adla was moved from place to place, she saw her friends being violently beaten and raped. One was forced to leave with her little son at gunpoint.
She says that for a long time the militants left her alone because she was pregnant, but later she became more worried for her safety.
“One day a lot of men came to take girls and we decided we must run away. Even if they captured and killed us, we’d prefer to be dead than to stay.”
Minority expert Khidher Domle has collected information on the locations where Yazidis are being held in parts of Iraq now under IS control.
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Every day or two, men would come and make us take off our headscarves so they could choose which of us they wanted. Women were dragged out of the house by their hair”—Adla, Yazidi woman held by IS
Some are in actual prisons, others in a former palace and a wedding hall.
He is able to talk to several captive women who have mobile phones.
Vulnerable targets”The situation is unbelievable, especially in Mosul and Tal Afar,” he says.
“The international community isn’t investigating. They don’t believe such a large number of women have been kidnapped by IS.”
He says Yazidis are being specifically targeted because IS wants strategic control of their land but also because of their ancient beliefs, which the Sunni Muslim extremists consider heretical.
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