Sinjar

The U.N. has called ISIS atrocities against the Yazidis a genocide but fighters from the ethnic group have been accused of reprisal killings.

Maj Gen Aziz Weysi Bani writes that the Trump administration has abandoned its Kurdish allies to the benefit of Iran and the forces of savagery.

Following the Kurds' shock loss of Kirkuk, Yazidi fighters with Iranian-backed militias have captured the town of Sinjar.

Murad has joined forces with human rights lawyer Amal Clooney to fight for an investigation into ISIS's crimes against humanity.

The Sinjar Women's Units said they will "not stop until we liberate our women and take revenge."

The Turks have sent forces into Iraq without consent from the Iraqi government.

Yezidi women and girls in ISIS captivity are still being bought and sold, still being raped on a daily basis.

Kurdish forces backed by the U.S. liberated the area earlier this month.

Kurdish forces launched Operation Sinjar against ISIS early Thursday morning.

ISIS seized town in western Iraq last year and murdered thousands of Yazidis

Yazidi groups have all but given up on the return of hostages.

A team of U.S. military and humanitarian personnel found fewer people than feared, and in better condition, said the Pentagon