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Inas K., an Ezidi student who survived the 2014 genocide and years of displacement, has shared her journey from Sinjar to higher education in Germany and the United States.
A delegation of Ezidi representatives visited Batman Governor Ekrem Canalp ahead of a ceremony connected to the restoration of the Sheikh Evinda sacred site in Beşiri.
Twelve years after the Ezidi genocide, many survivors remain in displacement camps in Iraq, while Ezidi families in Europe continue to face deportation despite unresolved insecurity, trauma and the absence of a…
Joseph Sliwa has accused the KDP of using Christian clergy to bypass independent Assyrian political representation. Ezidis recognise the same method in the elevation of Hazim Tahsin Beg as an unelected representative…
An article promoting a Tbilisi memorial repeatedly calls the 2014 Ezidi Genocide a “Yazidi Kurdish genocide.” Ezidis cannot be honoured while their identity and history are rewritten for a Kurdish political narrative.
A Munich court has sentenced a Kurdish ISIS member to life imprisonment and his former partner to nine years and six months for genocide and the abuse of two Ezidi girls held…
Shireen A, a member of the ICMGLT Ezidi Working Group, has earned her Master’s degree in British Literature and Cultures from the University of Bonn.
At a European Parliament hearing on women’s rights, Jino Victoria Doabi presented Ezidis, Jews, Christians and others as part of the Kurdish people. Ezidis reject this claim, condemn the use of our…
Giorgi (“George”) Gigauri reflects on whether displacement, migration, and integration may threaten the long-term survival of the Ezidi people by weakening the bonds between identity, memory, and ancestral place.
Restoration work has begun at the Şeyh Evinda shrine near the Garzan Stream in Batman province, an important Ezidi sacred site connected to religious visits, memory, and cultural heritage.
The Yazidi Cause Alliance has issued a statement supporting Chaldeans, Syriacs and Assyrians protesting in Dohuk over land encroachments, calling for judicial rulings to be enforced and rightful landowners protected.
Iraqi President Nizar Amedi has reaffirmed that justice for the Ezidi people remains a national commitment, with focus on missing persons, return, reconstruction, and survivor support.
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.
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.
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.
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…
