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Turkey's alleged role in crimes against Izadis

A file picture taken on August 13, 2014 shows displaced Iraqis from the Izadi community crossing the Syria-Iraqi border along the Fishkhabur bridge over the Tigris River at the Fishkhabur crossing, in northern Iraq. (© AFP)

Verenia Keet
Press TV, Istanbul

Reports have emerged that Daesh trades refugee Izadi women and underage girls from cells based in Turkey's Gaziantep province. Rights groups have now accused Ankara of violating international treaties on rights of the refugees despite being a signatory to several of such conventions.

 

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