Sema
The head of the Office for Rescuing Yazidi Abductees announced: The transfer of ISIS terrorists’ families in front of the eyes of Yazidis has reopened their wounds and this is another oppression against Yazidis.
Hussein Qaidi, the head of the Office for Rescuing Yazidi Abductees, told Sama: The Iraqi government is transferring the families and relatives of the ISIS terrorist organization from the Hol camp in Syria to the Jadaa camp in Mosul in front of the eyes of Yazidis, which has reopened their wounds.
Qaidi emphasized that this ongoing step by the Iraqi government is another oppression against Yazidis, and it is the government’s duty to reveal the fate of Yazidi survivors and return them to their original homeland.
The Hol camp is located in Hasakah governorate in northeastern Syria, where the families of ISIS terrorists are housed. So far, several families have been transferred from that camp to the Jadaa camp in Mosul.
According to information, dozens of Yazidi girls and women captives still remain in the Hol camp and have not been rescued. They are afraid to reveal their identity due to the behavior of ISIS women.