Reflecting on the ten-year anniversary of the ISIS genocide against the Yazidi people in Sinjar, Cudi Zerey argues that true protection requires proactive early action, locally trusted security, political agency for survivors, and sustained reconstruction efforts.
10 years after Sinjar, the world still fails to protect vulnerable communities
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