Day 2 of 31: Court Hearing in Sweden’s Genocide Case Involving the Ezidis

Published by Ezidi Times on

10.10.2024

Today the second hearing will be held in the Swedish case in which a woman is accused of genocide and crimes against humanity. According to the Swedish district court, a total of 31 days of court hearings will be held in total during the last months of 2024.

The Swedish national, named Lina Ishaq, is accused of having nine Ezidi children and women in her home in Raqqa, Syria between 2014 and 2016.

Ezidi Times will actively follow the case and publish articles. Follow us for more updates.

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