The traumatic past, the wanted to escape, caught up with a young Yesidin in Germany: her kidnappers from the “Islamic state” threatened you on the open road. The authorities seem powerless.
And again, she is on the run: Ashwaq Haji Hamid, a young woman from the religious community of the Yazidi, has to leave with your family in Germany – the country in which you want to actually finally feel safe. Because of the fighters of the terrorist militia “Islamic state”, was taken in Mosul captured, turned her in the small town of Schwäbisch Gmünd in Baden-Württemberg on the road in the way.
2015 Ashwaq Haji Hamid had come with her family to Baden-Württemberg, in a program that supported Jesidinnen, which had been exposed to the violence of the IS. A year earlier, the terrorist militia had perpetrated the massacre of the jesidischen population in Northern Iraq, the United Nations classify it as a genocide. Many women and children were kidnapped by the extremists and sold. Ashwaq had been ten months in the violence of the man who came to you now, in Germany, in Public.
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A woman is fighting for deported Jesidinnen
“I fled from Iraq, so I don’t have to see his ugly face and everything can be forgotten, which reminds me. I was shocked to meet him in Germany,” said Ashwaq Haji Hamid the online portal info migrants, which is operated by Deutsche Welle, France Médias Monde, and Italy’s news Agency ANSA. “For the first Time I saw him in 2016. It was really the same man. He was chasing me. When he met me for the second Time, he came to me and said to me: I know everything about you.”
Investigation Stalled
After the atrocities of the IS that you had to endure, and wanted to Ashwaq Haji Hamid in Germany to start a new life. She has informed the police, but she doesn’t feel safe, as long as her Kidnapper runs free. “If I hadn’t met him, I would have stayed in Germany. I wanted to finish my education here and lead a normal life.”
The baden-württemberg police has begun to identify, in March. Later, they handed over the lawyers the case of the Federal government. From the authority, it does not mean that she was able to identify the man. The investigation has not Stalled, “because the witness for questions is currently unreachable”, the Landeskriminalamt Baden-Württemberg on Twitter.
A spokesman for the Federal Prosecutor said the newspaper “The world”, since July, the investigation procedure was suspended.
Other women in Germany to protect
The fighters of the “Islamic state” killed in 2014 in Iraq, according to UN figures, more than 5000 Yazidis and abducted up to 10,000 of them. Of five brothers and a sister-in-Ashwaq Haji Hamid of each track is missing until today. While the UN building in the home region of the Yazidis in Northern Iraq houses again, many of those Affected, that the threat posed by the IS has not disappeared. Ashwaqs father thinks that his family is in Iraq still in danger, especially after his daughter described their experiences. He hopes to be able to with the His in a country, in which you can at last feel safe.
For the first Ashwaq Haji Hamid lives with her parents in a refugee camp in Iraqi Kurdistan. It urges the German authorities to ensure that other refugees Jesidinnen suffer the same fate as you. “I expect nothing from Germany, except that this man is punished. And that the authorities will understand that there are a lot of women, the history of my balances, and that you protect them from the IS.”
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New hope for jesidische victims of the ISHope to help
Two years, the 23-year-old Perwin Ali Baku with her daughter to the captivity of the terrorist militia Islamic state was. “I don’t feel so good,” she says. She now lives in a refugee camp in the North of Iraq, together with their parents-in-law. But Ali of Baku is tense: “I just can’t sleep,” she says.
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New hope for jesidische victims of the ISNagging Flashbacks
If Ali Baku hears loud voices, and she’ll flinch. It reminds them of their kidnappers. She puts great hope on the Trauma center in Iraq. It is the first of its kind in the Region and will be funded as part of a larger project with funds from the Baden-Württemberg. Through a special quota, the state was 1100 jesidische women spread across 21 cities and villages.
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New hope for jesidische victims of the ISHelp for refugees in the Kabarto Camp
Now can also be in Iraq right helped. In three years the program of Baden-württemberg is created, 95 million euros in the country provides. The Affected person should be brought in the time of social – and trauma-pedagogic and psychological measures so far, with their fate.
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New hope for jesidische victims of the ISNot (yet) Trauma-treatment
While in the 75 kilometres away in Mosul, fighting between the IS and the Iraqi armed go forces continue unabated, creating more and more Kidnapped, to escape the terrorists. 26 psychiatrists there are in total in the Autonomous Region of Kurdistan, but none of them is specialized in trauma. At least, not yet.
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New hope for jesidische victims of the ISThe light at the end of the tunnel
The jesidische community in Germany counts 100,000 members. One of them is the Trauma specialist Jan Kizilhan. He came at the age of six to Germany, and was the driving force in the establishment of the Trauma Institute in Dohuk. The program provides for local experts to train, so that you can treat women like Perwin Ali of Baku.
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New hope for jesidische victims of the ISSpecialist staff training
30 therapists are to be trained within the next three years of local and German experts. The program will then be expanded on a regional basis. The aim is, in the next ten years, more than 1,000 psychotherapists. Students could then do a double Master’s degree in psychotherapy, and trauma psychology.
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New hope for jesidische victims of the IS“Duty to help”
Jan Kizilhan has replaced the issue with the jesidischen head of Baba Sheikh, but also with Thousands of jesidischen women in refugee camps: “It is about collective trauma and genocide. Therefore, we need to help – it is our duty to help.”