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A Yazidi returnee family lives inside a school since they are unable to afford to rebuild their damaged house in the village of Hardan in Sinjar, Iraq, Wednesday, July 17, 2024. (AP Photo/Farid Abdulwahed)

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Ten years on, many Yazidis uprooted by Islamic State onslaught struggle to find safe, stable homes
By ABBY SEWELL AND QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA - Associated Press
Mon,07/29/24-12:19AM , 92 Reads
SINJAR, Iraq (AP) — When Rihan Ismail returned to her family’s home in the heartland of her Yazidi community, she was sure she was coming back for good.

She had yearned for that moment throughout long years of captivity.
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Hadi Shammo, 30, a Yazidi returnee, stands amid the wreckage of his destroyed family house in the village of Dugure in Sinjar, Iraq, Tuesday, July 16, 2024. "In the end we have to return here — our life is here" in Sinjar, said Shammo, whose family returned from a camp in Duhok area. "This is part of our identity." (AP Photo/Farid Abdulwahed)

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Ten years on, many Yazidis uprooted by Islamic State onslaught struggle to find stable homes
By ABBY SEWELL AND QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA - Associated Press
Mon,07/29/24-12:18AM , 54 Reads
SINJAR, Iraq (AP) — When Rihan Ismail returned to her family’s home in the heartland of her Yazidi community, she was sure she was coming back for good.

She had yearned for that moment throughout long years of captivity.
Click Here to Read More

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