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The sinister attempt to silence a Yazidi survivor

26 November 2021

2:37 AM

26 November 2021

2:37 AM

Are we cancelling former Isis sex slaves now? It would seem so, at least going by this barmy story out of Toronto, Canada, where a school-board recently pulled out of an event with a survivor of the Yazidi genocide amidst fears her story could ‘foster Islamophobia’.

Nadia Murad is a Yazidi human-rights campaigner and Nobel Peace Prize winner.

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