Impostores Detidos em Bagdá por Fraudar Ezidis com Falsas Promessas de Recrutamento
Bagdá — As forças de segurança do Iraque detiveram dois homens acusados de se passar por assessores do primeiro-ministro e...
Betrüger in Bagdad festgenommen: Eziden mit falschen Rekrutierungsversprechen getäuscht
Bagdad — Die irakischen Sicherheitskräfte haben zwei Männer festgenommen, die beschuldigt werden, sich als Berater des Premierministers ausgegeben und das ezidische...
Two Arrested in Baghdad for Defrauding Ezidi Citizens Through Fake Military Recruitment Scheme
Baghdad — Iraqi security forces have apprehended two men accused of impersonating advisers to the prime minister and swindling Ezidis with...
Never Forget the Past, for It Loves to Repeat Itself
Humanity walks through history carrying the ashes of its own crimes. Every stone laid at memorials like Tsitsernakaberd whispers of lives extinguished and of promises broken — never again, we say, yet again and again, we fail. As the eternal flame burns for the Armenians of 1915, it casts a shadow that reaches Sinjar, where the Ezidi people still suffer the consequences of the genocide ISIS unleashed in 2014. Eleven years later, the wounds remain unhealed, deepened by betrayal, neglect, and cynical politics. How many more memorials must we build before we finally understand that remembrance is not enough — justice and protection must follow, or the cycle will never end?
Ezidi Times — Juli 2025
Dieser Artikel bietet eine Zusammenfassung wichtiger Nachrichten und Ereignisse, die das ezidische Volk im Juli 2025 betreffen. Er umfasst zentrale Entwicklungen aus dem Irak und der weiteren Diaspora, hebt bevorstehende Gedenkveranstaltungen, rechtliche Schritte, kulturelle Initiativen sowie Berichte über die anhaltenden Herausforderungen hervor, denen das ezidische Volk gegenübersteht.
Ezidi Times — July 2025
The Imperial War Museum in London opened Unsilenced: Sexual Violence in Conflict, the UK’s first major exhibition on wartime sexual violence, running through November 2. It includes testimony and artefacts from Ezidi women enslaved by ISIS, alongside other global cases, raising awareness of survivors’ struggle for justice. The Free Ezidi Foundation contributed to the exhibition.
Once a Terrorist = Always A Terrorist
Two former Ezidi women enslaved by ISIS expose the dark past of Syria’s interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, warning the West not to trust a man who once walked among jihadi commanders and presided over unspeakable horrors. Their testimony challenges the narrative of reform and calls for vigilance against repeating history.
Iraqi Official Urges PKK Disarmament to Include Sinjar
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An Iraqi military official emphasized that the PKK disarmament process should include Sinjar, where armed groups loyal to the PKK remain active. The official stressed that these groups must be part of any agreement. The PKK began destroying weapons in May, a move welcomed by Turkey as “a new era.”
US Aid Cuts Leave Ezidi Survivors in Humanitarian Crisis
The abrupt suspension of US aid to Iraq has left thousands of Ezidi genocide survivors stranded in displacement camps, stripped of vital mental health, protection, and humanitarian services.
Search for Missing Ezidis – A Legal and Logistical Nightmare
Efforts to trace thousands of Ezidis abducted during the 2014 Sinjar genocide remain stalled amid political inertia and structural obstacles,...
Kosovo’s “Genocide – An Open Wound” Center Criticizes Court for Failing to Recognize Genocide Against the Ezidi People
The Center Genocide in Kosovo – An Open Wound has strongly criticized the Basic Court of Pristina for convicting former ISIS fighter...
ISIS Victims Accept Christian Aid, Not Christian Conversion
The Ezidi people endured brutal attacks in 2014 when ISIS forcibly displaced them from their ancestral homeland in northern Iraq, killing and enslaving thousands. ISIS falsely accused the Ezidis—whose ancient religion, Sharfadin, has roots in Mesopotamia—of worshipping Satan. After the military defeat of ISIS, many Ezidis remained in United Nations camps for internally displaced persons, relying heavily on humanitarian assistance.
USAID Funding Cuts Leave Ezidi Displacement Camps in Crisis
The Ezidi people, an ancient ethnic and religious group from northern Iraq, continue to face dire conditions in displacement camps years after ISIS attacks forced them from their homes. The reduction in funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has severely impacted reconstruction efforts, access to medical care, and essential services in camps where many Ezidis remain internally displaced.
Das ezidische Volk verdient mehr als Schweigen – Folgen der Kürzung von USAID
Anfang dieses Jahres demontierten die Vereinigten Staaten ihre Auslandsentwicklungsbehörde USAID und strichen Milliarden an humanitärer und entwicklungsbezogener Unterstützung im Irak. Diese Entscheidung hat bereits einige der verletzlichsten Gruppen im Irak – wie das ezidische Volk in Sindschar – dem Risiko ausgesetzt, lebenswichtige Dienste zu verlieren, die für ihr Überleben und ihren Wiederaufbau unverzichtbar sind.
The Ezidi People Deserve More Than Silence – Consequences of Cutting USAID
Earlier this year, the United States dismantled its foreign aid agency, USAID, cutting billions of dollars in humanitarian and development support in Iraq. This decision has already left some of Iraq’s most vulnerable—like the Ezidi people of Sinjar—at risk of losing critical services essential to their survival and recovery.
Ezidi Cultural Heritage Under Threat in Alikelle: Cemeteries Desecrated by Treasure Hunters
Alikelle, Çaldıran, Turkey The cultural and religious heritage of the Ezidi people in eastern Turkey is facing quiet erasure. In the...
Deforestation for Military Post in Historic Ezidi Village of Kiwex Triggers Protests
Kiwex, Idil, Turkey In the heart of the historic Ezidi village of Kiwex, located in the İdil district of Şırnak province,...
QPS Launches Ezidi Podcast in Toowoomba to Strengthen Community Safety
On June 12, 2025, the Queensland Police Service (QPS) released the first episode of the “QPS Toowoomba Ezidi Podcast”, a new initiative aimed at supporting the Ezidi people in Toowoomba. The podcast provides clear, culturally sensitive information on local policing and crime prevention in Ezdiki.
TAJÊ Exige Reconocimiento y Justicia para 19 Mujeres Ezidíes Quemadas
El Comité Diplomático del Movimiento de Mujeres Libres Ezidíes (TAJÊ) ha lanzado un llamado urgente al Presidente de Irak y a organismos internacionales clave, solicitando la identificación de 19 mujeres ezidíes quemadas vivas por ISIS en Mosul en 2016. El movimiento también exige que esta atrocidad sea oficialmente reconocida como un acto de feminicidio.
TAJÊ kræver anerkendelse og retfærdighed for 19 ezidiske kvinder, der blev brændt levende
Den diplomatiske komité for den ezidiske frie kvindebevægelse (TAJÊ) har sendt en officiel henvendelse til Iraks præsident og vigtige internationale organer. De kræver, at de 19 ezidiske kvinder, som blev brændt levende af ISIS i Mosul i 2016, bliver identificeret, og at denne grusomhed anerkendes som feminicid.