StoicViper | Anthony's video: Nadia Murad and Ezidi slavery under Daesh

The Ezidi (Yazidis) are a Kurdish religious minority based in the north of Iraq (Southern Kurdistan). In August of 2014, Daesh (ISIS) invaded their ancestral homeland of Sinjar and committed a genocide. Nadia Murad was just one out of thousands of Ezidi women sold into slavery by the terrorist network. This video is based on an audio recording of an article that I wrote for Areo Magazine on July 30th, 2017. The link to the full entry is attached below as well as all necessary credits for the visuals used to make this video. "Stories of those forcefully taken from their homes by ISIS militants and sold into slavery are haunting reminders of the tyranny that Daesh (ISIS) has wrought on so many during its seizure of power in Iraq and Syria. Ezidi women were some of the worst affected by ISIS, as many witnessed their families butchered, homes destroyed and children taken. Having to undergo emotional, psychological, and physical trauma through rape, beatings, and abuse that is too graphic to mention in detail is unimaginable, yet there were thousands who experienced this — one being Nadia Murad..." Written by Anthony Avice Du Buisson (30/07/2017) For full article on Areo Magazine go to: https://bit.ly/2ysn8lW Full article can also be found on my site here: https://bit.ly/2zbQchP -Contacts: Twitter handle: @StoicViper Personal Website: https://philosophyismagic.com Email: anthonyavicedubuisson@gmail.com Footage used in this video is credited to the following organisations: -Associated Press (AP) -BBC News -CNN -Euro News -Thomas Reuters Foundation -DW news -France 24 news -Australian Broadcasting Company (ABC) -Sky News Australia -Fox News -American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) News -Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) NewsHour -Voice of America (VOA) media -Agence France-Presse (AFP) News Agency -SDF Media Press -ARTA FM and associated media. -United Nations -LiveLeak.com Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.