All Policy Analysis by Izat Noah

The greatest concern for small communities in Iraq is the failure of the state to regain its strength and ability to manage the country independently.

The ninth anniversary of the Yazidi Genocide in Sinjar, Iraq is drawing near, a tragedy in which thousands of Yazidis were murdered, Yazidi women and children were enslaved, and Yazidi villages and compounds were destroyed by ISIS in August 2014.

Iraq's Yazidis need assertive international support to protect their rights and well-being. ​