Amnesty International Germany released a unique and comprehensive publication documenting the world’s first criminal trial addressing the ISIS genocide against Yezidis. The report marks the third anniversary of the Deutscher Bundestag’s recognition, on 19 January 2023, of ISIS crimes against Yezidis as genocide.
FYF Executive Director Pari Ibrahim participated in two events at the IRF Summit in Washington this year. She was a featured speaker at a side event entitled, “Syria at a Crossroads ..
FYF’s Justice Manager, Waheeda Omer, participated as a panelist in “Survivors’ Dialogue on Truth, Trauma and Trial,” hosted by Legal Action Worldwide at the House of Europe, The Hague ..
Our Chonky Animals sold out on the very first day! We’re still blown away and thankful to everyone who showed up to support the Yezidi women and girls in Iraq who made them ..
We are proud to celebrate the first graduation of our livelihoods and education beneficiaries from the project “Seeds of Strength: Skills, Language & Livelihoods for a Brighter Tomorrow.”..
We, the undersigned organizations, write to express our deep concern regarding the transfer of ISIL detainees from northeastern Syria to Iraq at a time of heightened regional instability..
The Yezidi community is concerned by events in Sheikh Maqsoud and Al-Ashrafieh, particularly regarding Syria’s small but highly vulnerable Yezidi community. We have received direct reports from Yezidi sources on the ground in the conflict-affected areas in and ..
Daren is a 17-year-old high school student. She grew up in Sinjar, enjoying a happy childhood —living in a small, simple house where her father worked as a farmer. Life back then was peaceful, full of love and warmth..
This week, FYF had the honor of welcoming Mr. Florian Haßler, State Secretary for Political Coordination and Europe in the State
We are proud to launch a new project empowering women from minority communities across nine locations in Iraq.
Ahlam Ayad is a 17-year-old student from Sinjar who is now living in displacement with her family in Sheikhan. After the genocide, her family lost their home, their safety, and the stability and quality of life they once had.
