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Anadolu Agency (16 May 2022)

Zehra Nur Düz

Ezidi community who could not return to their homes due to the PKK presence in northern Iraq's Sinjar region have been struggling to survive in the camps in Duhok, a city in Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) area.

Speaking to Anadolu Agency, Ezidis from Sinjar decried the indifference of the international community to the difficulties they have faced so far due to the oppression by the PKK terror group.

Ezidis, who had to flee their homes after the Daesh/ISIS terror group carried out an attack on the Sinjar district of Mosul in 2014, have been living in camps under harsh conditions for eight years.

After being driven out of their homes by the PKK, a vast majority of the community dwells in tents, despite unfavorable weather conditions in the summer and winter.

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