NewzFourteen years after facing genocide, the Yazidi population in Iraq may finally be approaching a period of stability, according to recent analysis. Despite the region being largely abandoned by the Iraqi state, the Yazidi community chose to remain in their homeland.
However, the community's resilience has been tested by internal divisions following the devastation they endured. The ongoing analysis highlights both the lingering vulnerability stemming from historical abandonment and the potential for a more stable future in Iraq over a decade after the targeted atrocities against them.
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