Four Ezidi Families Begin a New Chapter in Canada

After 11 long years in displacement camps in the Kurdistan Region, four Ezidi families have finally closed the doors of their tents and embarked on a new journey — toward safety, dignity, and hope — in Canada 🇨🇦

Don’t forget the Ezidi genocide by 1S1S on 3rd of August in Sinjar.

🚨 BREAKING: JUSTICE IN IRAQ ⚖️🇮🇶

47 1S1S fighters — mostly French nationals — are now on trial in Iraqi courts.
This is one of the largest prosecutions of foreign ISIS members to date.

Note: Photo made by AI

#JusticeForSurvivors #Iraq #ISIS #HumanRights #Accountability #Peace

🚨 Breaking News:

Iraq’s Counter-Terrorism Service has confirmed the elimination of Omar Abdulqader Bassam, also known as Abdulrahman al-Halabi — a top 1S1S leader. Al-Halabi was responsible for the group’s operations and external security.

More than 11 years after the Ezidi genocide committed by 1S1S in Sinjar, yet another victim has been discovered near the Girzarak complex barrier.

This is our Shingal 😍🫶

The Ezidi community continues to endure harsh living conditions in IDP camps.

Recently, several tents caught fire, destroying all the belongings of displaced families. This tragic incident highlights the daily risks and unsafe environment that Ezidi people are forced to live in.

Wonderful news for the Ezidi community!

According to my friend and relative in Australia, the Ezidi religion and ethnicity have now been officially recognized in Australia’s census classifications and will be included in the 2026 population census.

Once again, the Ezidi community is being targeted with hate speech and harmful misrepresentations, labeling us falsely as “devil worshippers.”

An Ancient Ezidi Legacy Unearthed

In Khanki village, Nineveh province in Iraq, the receding waters of the Mosul Dam have revealed a breathtaking discovery: an Ezidi cemetery dating back more than 5,000 years.

Honored to complete the 3-week IVLP in the U.S., nominated by the U.S. Embassy in Iraq & supported by Department of State . From 6 states to D.C., I gained skills in advocacy & digital media to amplify minority voices, esp. the Ezidi community. Grateful for this journey.

#IVLP #HumanRights #Ezidis