Nadia Murad recibió un doctorado honoris causa de la Universidad César Vallejo en Perú por su defensa de los derechos humanos y su lucha contra la violencia sexual en conflictos. Su visita destacó el poder de la educación para empoderar comunidades y apoyar a los sobrevivientes Ezidis del genocidio de 2014.
Nadia Murad has been awarded an honorary doctorate by César Vallejo University in Peru for her global advocacy against sexual violence in conflict and her ongoing work for Ezidi survivors. During the university’s 34th anniversary ceremony, Murad highlighted the power of education in rebuilding lives after genocide — a message that continues to resonate more than a decade after the 2014 atrocities.
At Chapman University, Nobel laureate and human rights advocate Nadia Murad shared her powerful journey from surviving the genocide against the Ezidi people to leading global efforts for justice, remembrance, and survivor recovery. Her words reminded students that resilience begins with compassion — both for others and for oneself.
