Ezidi Dance Ensemble Êzdîxan Awarded at International Festival in Kobuleti
The Ezidi dance ensemble [Êzdîxan]took part in the international “Orange Kobuleti” festival in Georgia and received an award for its participation.
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The Ezidi dance ensemble [Êzdîxan]took part in the international “Orange Kobuleti” festival in Georgia and received an award for its participation.
Concerns are growing over the asylum situation of Ezidis in Germany, as many survivors and displaced families continue to face uncertainty in protection procedures.
A new school in Sinjar is working to preserve the Ezidi mother tongue, Ezdiki, by teaching children traditional words, expressions, and spoken language connected to Ezidi identity.
Young Ezidi writers in Sinjar are using literature to preserve Ezidi memory, identity, culture, and the experiences of the 2014 Ezidi Genocide.
Ezidi heavyweight boxer Temur Mamoyan extended his unbeaten professional record to 12–0 after defeating Todorche Tsvetkov by knockout in Germany.
Australian Greens Senator David Shoebridge raised the 2014 Ezidi Genocide in the Australian Federal Parliament ahead of Roja Reş, highlighting trauma, displacement, recognition, and the need for continued protection.
An upcoming webinar will bring together Ezidi survivors, educators, and civil society leaders to discuss education, healing, resilience, and recovery after the 2014 Ezidi Genocide.
A group from the Ezidi Spiritual Council in Georgia participated in an annual chess tournament held among religious groups in Georgia on 2 July.
The case of a detained Ezidi citizen in Armenia has raised questions about military service regulations, legal transition rules, and equal treatment under recent amendments.
An Ezidi cultural house in Gönüllü-Derdile village, Gercüş, stands alongside a Syriac church and the Sheikh Ahmed tomb, reflecting ongoing Ezidi efforts to preserve sacred and cultural heritage through diaspora-supported initiatives.
An Ezidi cultural house in Gönüllü-Derdile village, Gercüş, stands alongside a Syriac church and the Sheikh Ahmed tomb, reflecting ongoing Ezidi efforts to preserve sacred and cultural heritage through diaspora-supported initiatives.
Georgia’s 2024 census shows that the country’s Ezidi population decreased by 7 percent over the past decade, falling from 12,174 people in 2014 to 11,324 in 2024.
Khalid Sido Aziz, head of the Ezidi bloc in the Iraqi Parliament, says thousands of Ezidis still suffer from the psychological and physical effects of ISIS crimes, while mass graves, missing persons…
Ezidi families who left Mağara village in Turkey during the 1990s are beginning to return from Europe, reviving the historic village through new homes, restored infrastructure and renewed local life.
Ezidi survivor Fawzia Amin Sido testified at a UN Watch side event during the 62nd session of the UN Human Rights Council, calling for urgent humanitarian family reunification with her sick mother…
Ezidi athlete Jilan Jaro from Shekhan has made history in Iraq after lifting 240 kg and winning first place in the 70 kg division at a national weightlifting championship.
A new petition launched by Layal Duran calls on German and European political decision-makers to officially recognize Ezidis as an independent people with their own religious, cultural and historical identity.
UNESCO Iraq is seeking a senior consultant to lead a project on inventorying and safeguarding Ezidi intangible cultural heritage in Iraq. Applications are open until 26 June 2026.
Former Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg and Chékéba Hachemi highlighted the situation of women and children affected by wartime sexual violence, including Ezidi women survivors.
Ezidi survivors and international legal experts are preparing to launch a truth commission at Germany’s Bundestag in November 2026, aiming to document survivor testimony and push for justice over the ISIS genocide…