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Yazidi Women Sold by ISIS on Online Messaging App.

Yazidi Women Sold by ISIS on Online Messaging App. (IFPNews).

The ISIS terrorist group is selling Izadi [also referred to as Yazidi] women and girls on Telegram messaging app and outrageously put them up for auction.

According to a report by YJC, as translated by IFP, the following pictures show Izadi girls and women being sold on Telegram by ISIS terrorists.

The terrorists’ atrocities against innocent Muslims know no borders as they slaughter their men and sell their women disgracefully.

As it is seen in these picture [which are in Arabic], they had the audacity to release details about these girls and women such as their age, appearance, etc. and literally put them up for auction at prices around $7,000 to $7,500.

In 2014, the terrorists waged an attack on several Kurdish villages in north of Baghdad and captured a large number of Izadi girls and women there.


ISIS has also created groups on WhatsApp for the same shameful purpose.

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Just in time for the World Cup, the 'Islamic' Slavery Museum opens in Doha, Qatar.

Just in time for the World Cup, the 'Islamic' Slavery Museum opens in Doha, Qatar.(TN).

Newly planted trees stand solemnly over the whitewashed courtyard of a traditional mansion in old Doha that less than a hundred years ago was often filled with shackled men, women and children from east Africa — the main commodities in a booming Gulf slave trade.

The large home once belonged to Doha’s most prominent slave trader, a man his neighbours called “jelmood", or “rock" — an allusion to his hard heart.

Today, in the old house, this story and the larger history of slavery in the Indian Ocean world that brought, by some estimates, hundreds of thousands of enslaved people to the Arabian Gulf is being explored for the first time in a museum confronting the past and, its curators hope, helping Qataris shape their future.

“These settings reveal the circumstances of the enslaved people whose lives form part of the story of this country," reads one of the museum’s displays — a history that has largely been forgotten and avoided in both official narratives and the public conscience, even by the descendants of slaves now integrated into Gulf societies.

The first exhibit in the museum features an ancient slave sales contract inscribed in Aramaic on a clay tablet, Greek paintings of slaves working an olive plantation and other examples of slavery throughout history. The artefacts are intended to create historical context and describe the various forms of slavery, stretching from ancient Mesopotamia to serfdom in Middle Ages Europe and the most brutal form of human bondage, the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

The historical frame then shifts to the system of which the Gulf was a part, the Indian Ocean slave trade. Short video lectures by scholars and archival photographs describe the “maritime silk road" that connected the islands of South-east Asia, the Indian subcontinent, Persia, the Arab Gulf and east Africa as a distinct region. One of the threads linking these far-flung cultures and empires was slavery. Read the full story here.

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— маяковский (@moscow_ghost) May 24, 2016

Related: Modern-day slavery in focus: Qatar

Saudi Arabia says those who are most exposed to ISIS recruitment are… runaway expat maids.

Saudi Arabia says those who are most exposed to ISIS recruitment are… runaway expat maids. (AN).

JEDDAH: Runaway and illegal workers are in danger of being exploited by terrorist groups, according to experts. These workers, especially women, are the most vulnerable to exploitation by terrorist groups such as Daesh, according to the government’s security agencies, a local publication reported.

The Ministry of Labor’s annual report recently stated that 86,549 domestic workers have absconded from their employers, with women making up 60 percent of this number. Will: This means: 51,929 women are on the run? Hard to believe such a huge number.

Brig. Saad Al-Shahrani, dean of admissions and registration at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, said many of these workers are illiterate or have basic education, which make them ideal targets for terrorists because they can be manipulated into taking up arms and carrying out attacks.

He said many workers run away from their sponsors because they are lured by better money and jobs. They are often assisted by compatriots. “Foreign women workers on the run are more easily exploited by these terrorist groups.

“Women also move easily between cities because they are subjected to fewer security checks. This is probably why we need to employ women at check points to deal with this weakness in our system,” he said.

Sultan Al-Anqari, former director general for crime research at the Ministry of Interior, said it was important to clarify the nature and objectives of these terrorist organizations. “Daesh and other terrorist groups are in fact all mercenary militias consisting of foreigners working for money, with the support of foreign states aiming to destabilize the Arab world.”

Al-Anqari added: “They are only using religion as camouflage so that they can attract simple-minded people and use them as tools to achieve their plans in the Middle East. They have tried and failed to implement other plans in the region.”

He said illegal workers are easy to recruit, especially women, who often need a safe place to stay and work. These women are then used to sell drugs, sell themselves and forced to beg, all activities that can be used to fund terrorist organizations.

He said Daesh members are unlikely to recruit Saudi women because they fear they may be reported to the authorities. Hmmmm......I'm sure the abuse suffered by these maids has nothing to do with them fleeing this 'Paradise on Earth'.

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#SaudiArabia says those who are most exposed to #ISIS recruitment are… runaway expat maids https://t.co/dculU8hiEi pic.twitter.com/tp26OCAq9S

— маяковский (@moscow_ghost) October 29, 2015

Pope Francis: "Men and women are the same substance and are complementary", a woman is not inferior or subordinate.

Pope Francis: "Men and women are the same substance and are complementary", a woman is not inferior or subordinate.(AN).

"The woman is not a 'replica' of man; she comes directly from the creative act of God". No to "the multiple forms of ‘machismo’” to “the instrumentalization and commodification of the female body in the current media culture". " We must recover the honour of marriage and the family." The tenderness of God for the first couple, although sinful.

"Men and women are the same substance and are complementary" and the Bible story about the woman born from the rib of man "does not express inferiority or subordination", but the sin of the first couple generated "distrust and division between man and woman.

Their relationship will be undermined by a thousand kinds of abuse and subjugation, of deceitful seduction and demeaning humiliations, up to the most dramatic and violent. History bears the traces. Consider, for example, to the excesses of negative patriarchal cultures. Think of the the multiple forms of ‘machismo’ where the woman is considered a second class citizen. Of the instrumentalization and commodification of the female body in the current media culture ".

The "complementarity" between man and woman and the subsequent denial of all inferiority was the focus of Pope Francis’ catechesis at today's general audience, dedicated, as part of his reflections on the family, to the relationship between man and women in the light of the Bible.

To 40 thousand people in St. Peter's pizza, among which he toured in his white jeep, the Pope stressed the idea that "man is for woman and the woman is for man" without any "subordination" between the two and he stated that "we have to recover the honor of marriage and the family."

"The trust of God in man and woman, to whom He entrusts the earth, is generous, direct, and full. He trusts them. But then the evil one introduces suspicion, disbelief, distrust into their mind. And finally, disobedience to the commandment that protected them. They fall into the megalomania that pollutes everything and destroys harmony. We often feel this within us, all of us, quite often.

Sin creates mistrust and division between the man and the woman. Their relationship will be undermined by a thousand kinds of abuse and subjugation, of deceitful seduction and demeaning humiliations, up to the most dramatic and violent. History bears the traces. Think of the negative excesses of patriarchal cultures, the multiple forms of ‘machismo’, the instrumentalization and commodification of the female body in the current media culture.

But we should also think about the recent epidemic of distrust, of scepticism, and even of hostility that is spreading throughout our culture – in particular stemming from an understandable diffidence on the part of women – regarding a covenant between man and woman at once of achieving the intimacy of communion and of safeguarding the dignity of difference.

If we do not find a wave of sympathy for this alliance, able to protect the new generations from distrust and indifference, the children born to this world will be increasingly uprooted from it right from the womb. The social devaluation of the stable and generative covenant of man and woman is certainly a loss for everyone.

We must restore honor to marriage and the family! And the Bible says a beautiful thing: man finds woman, they meet ... and man must leave something to fully find himself. And for this reason a man will leave his father and his mother to go to her. It 's beautiful! This means setting out on a road. The man is all for the woman and the woman is all for the man. "

Hundreds of women, children again kidnapped by terrorist group Boko Haram: residents.

Hundreds of women, children again kidnapped by terrorist group Boko Haram: residents.(TN).

DAMASAK - Boko Haram militants have kidnapped more than 400 women and children from the northern Nigerian town of Damasak that was freed this month by troops from Niger and Chad, residents said on Tuesday.

There was no immediate official confirmation of the figure, but the Islamist group has previously carried out mass kidnappings. Boko Haram's abduction last April of nearly 300 schoolgirls in the region stirred international outrage and drew global attention to the group's six-year insurgency.

"They took 506 young women and children (in Damasak). They killed about 50 of them before leaving," a trader called Souleymane Ali told Reuters in the town. "We don’t know if they killed others after leaving, but they took the rest with them."

Troops from Niger and Chad last week found the bodies of at least 70 people in an apparent execution site under a bridge leading out of Damasak, where the streets remain strewn with debris and burnt-out cars after the fighting.

Ali said his wife and three of his daughters were among those seized.

"Two of them were supposed to get married this year. (Boko Haram) said 'They are slaves so we’re taking them because they belong to us'," he said.

Mohamed Ousmane, another trader, said the militants took his two wives and three of their children.

A 40-year-old resident who gave her name as Fana said fighters had rounded up captives in the main mosque before taking them out of town. She said she saved her two children by hiding them in her house.

Boko Haram wants to carve out a caliphate in northern Nigeria. A sharp increase in violence forced a delay in planned elections last month in Africa's most populous country.Hmmm.......Why did the Obama 'admin' let them grow so much?

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Video - Isis fighters barter over Yazidi girls on 'slave market day'

Video - Isis fighters barter over Yazidi girls on 'slave market day' .(Independent)

In the video the cameraman declares: “Today is the slave market day,” and informs the audience that each fighter will receive “his share”.

The men discuss how much each slave is worth, with one fighter claiming that he will pay more for a girl with “blue eyes” and another saying he wanted a 15-year-old girl with green eyes. One man wants to exchange a female slave for a Glock gun.

Although difficult to verify, from the men’s accents it is believed they originate from Saudi Arabia, and are discussing a market in Mosul, Iraq. Hmmm.....I post this reluctantly but the world needs to see what hard line Islam is in it's core.

Read the full story here.

UPDATE IS Document Showing Prices For Yazidi or Christian Women or Girls (Kids) - Range 1 Year -50! #SaveYazidis pic.twitter.com/hTuHpQJyKM
— Dr Widad Akrawi (@DrWidadAkrawi) November 4, 2014

Scary revelations About Boko Haram: Escaped Chibok Girl Raped 15 Times By 15 Men Every Day.

Scary revelations About Boko Haram: Escaped Chibok Girl Raped 15 Times By 15 Men Every Day. HT: OsunDefender.

More scary revelations have emerged to shed some light on the agonising experience of the missing Chibok girls, based on the account of one of the escapees.

Three of the girls have so far escaped from the terrorist group, Boko Haram, who abducted over 200 girls from a government secondary school in Chibok, Borno State on the night of April 14, 2014.

A clergy and expert on counter-terrorism, Oladimeji Thompson, of The Omoluabi Network, who has been working with other groups to assist victims of the abduction overcome their pains, gave a chilling narration based on an account of one of the escapees.

He said, “One of the girls I interviewed was being raped 15 times by 15 men every day.” He said the girl was traumatised and confused.

“It’s obvious this girl needs to be managed. She looked confused. She found it hard to talk to me but after much prodding, she confessed to me that she was raped 15 times by 15 men throughout the time she was with the Islamic insurgents before she could escape from their den.

“A girl who has been raped by 15 men every day, you say you negotiate and gave her back and release a terrorist who will go out and kill more. What negotiators do is to say that they must not tell their stories, they blanket all the information. In a situation like this, it is the Boko Haram that wins more.”

Asked if the girl was not pregnant after her ordeal in the hands of the insurgents, the pastor, probably in an attempt to protect the schoolgirl, declined further comments asking our correspondent to move to other issues.

Many of the mothers confirmed to our correspondent that against all trumped up figures in the media, only three girls have since managed to escape from Boko Haram’s den.

The Omoluabi Network is working with other groups such as the Unlikely Heroes, a United States based trauma management specialists and the Gabasawa Women Initiative, a coalition of women across Northern Nigeria led by Kucheli Balami, to provide psychological and emotional support for the escaped girls and their grieving parents.

He called on government not to negotiate with the terrorist group but explore every other option in rescuing the missing girls.

“The people who are talking about dialogue in the first place don’t understand that this thing is a merciless, unrelenting, non-negotiating monster. Those who have studied it globally and locally know that anybody who says negotiate is likely a mole that really belongs to the Boko Haram, pretending not to be part of them.

“If you look at the United States today, the reason it is a prosperous nation is because it refused to negotiate with the colonial powers that threatened it. Nigeria negotiated, look at where we are today. America stood by principle, look at where it is today. So, we are at a crossroads right now. If you claim to negotiate and make Boko Haram stronger, you have betrayed all the blood of thousands who have been slaughtered by these terrorists. If you negotiate, you are only prolonging the evil day, helping people who will eventually reach your own children.

In the wake of the girls’ abduction, there has been blame trading by the Borno State government and the West African Examination Council over whose laxity led to the sad development. While WAEC had claimed it warned the state government against staging the exam in the town, the administration had strongly debunked that allegation. But some of the aggrieved women revealed they were forced into allowing their daughters live in the hostel during the examination.

“Nobody sought our opinion before deciding that the girls stayed in the hostel. Most schools in Borno have been closed because of Boko Haram, how silly would we be to allow our children into such danger? We were never aware of that arrangement.”

“Once the girls in captivity return, the reality is that our work has only just begun. These girls are going to need trauma therapy, immediate medical care and all the things they will need to properly stabilise and overcome this trauma. It is mostly likely that when they get out they will need up to 10 to 16 weeks to be able to recover from the shock.

“It is also important that they are placed in a very safe environment. The safer the environment that they are placed in, the quicker they will be able to heal. The more specialised care that they are given immediately upon return, the easier it will be for them to recover and be re-integrated into their normal communities and everyday life,” she said.

US Congressman, Louie Gohmert, said during the meeting that the girl’s abduction now came tops in major delibrations within the country’s political circle in recent weeks. Gohmert who played a major role in ensuring the US government designated Boko Haram a Foreign Terrorist Organisation, howeever chided the White for not using its intelligence and technology to crush the sect and rescue the girls from captivity.

“We must all rally behind the families of these missing girls. The international community must step up efforts to free the girls. If the US does not use its power to stop Boko Haram, God will use someone else to do it. We will not relent on our calls until these girls are safely released to their families,” he said.

Last week, the Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh, told news men that they had located the whereabouts of the young girls but that they were taking all necessary precaution in freeing them from captivity. 

Earlier this week, the Australian government, through its Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop, offered to allow its special forces partake in the search for the girls. The Nigerian government, according to Thompson, is yet to accede to that request. 

Mothers and family members of the abducted young women would be hoping for a quick resolution to the problem even as they look forward to wrapping their daughters in their arms sometime as soon as possible. But for now, they are living with the pains and wounds brought by the sad incident.

Source: PUNCH Nigeria

Video - BBC report on Muslim men in Britain targeting Sikh girls as sex slaves.

Video - BBC report on Muslim men in Britain targeting Sikh girls as sex slaves.HT: TarekFatah.