10 years after Sinjar, the world still fails to protect vulnerable communities
Summary
The article marks the 10th anniversary of the ISIS attack on the Yazidi people in Sinjar. It says the world has not done enough to protect vulnerable groups and that real safety needs early action, trusted local security, survivor involvement, and ongoing rebuilding efforts.Key Facts
- The ISIS attack on the Yazidi community in Sinjar happened 10 years ago.
- Thousands of Yazidis were killed or captured in the genocide.
- Protection means acting early before violence starts.
- Local communities need trusted security forces to feel safe.
- Survivors should have a role in political decisions.
- Long-term rebuilding of homes and services is essential.
- The world’s response so far has been insufficient to prevent harm.
- The author, Cudi Zerey, highlights these points to improve future protection.
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