Trauma Therapy Success: Zahra’s Recovery Story
Discover how Zahra overcame domestic violence and rebuilt her life with the help of EU-funded trauma therapy. Learn about the transformative power of psychological treatment and the importance of supporting survivors.
Statement from the Jiyan Foundation for Human Rights Condemning Hate Speech in Iraq
The Jiyan Foundation unequivocally condemns hate speech against any religion and stands firmly against extremism in all its forms. We are concerned about the potential escalation of this situation.
10th anniversary of the Yazidi Genocide
Jiyan Foundation stands united with the Yazidi community and other victims of ISIL’s atrocities, honoring the memory of those murdered, tortured, kidnapped, and subjected to unendurable sexual violence.
Urgent Need for Implementation of State-Sponsored Rehabilitation System Under Yazidi Survivors’ Law
According to the research, there is a troubling increase in suicide rates among Yazidis, underscoring the dire need for robust mental health support and rehabilitation services.
STATES MUST STRENGTHEN THEIR COMMITMENT TO ENDING TORTURE
Since its adoption almost 40 years ago, the UN Convention against Torture has provided a blueprint for States to make the global ban on torture and other ill-treatment a reality by establishing a set of measures, enshrined in law, designed to prevent this abhorrent practice, punish perpetrators, and provide justice and reparation, including rehabilitation, to victims.
“A story of resilience and hope” Azad’s journey from ISIL captivity to care
In the wake of the devastating ISIS genocide against the Yazidi community in 2014, the story of Azad emerges as a beacon of resilience and hope amid unimaginable darkness. Hailing from the tranquil town of Hardan in Sinjar, Azad was just a 9-year-old boy filled with aspirations of a bright future.
Rima’s story
Rima returned from Germany to Iraq in 2018. The 33-year-old shares her powerful story of resilience and transformation, and the support she received.
Mental health is a universal human right
Many in Iraq and Syria have experienced wars, armed conflicts, the loss of property and loved ones, and their homes. War does not end when the shooting stops, but people deal with their experiences for years to come.
Concerns about the non-renewal of UNITAD’s mandate in Iraq
We, the undersigned organizations, have been made aware of highly concerning news that the United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Da’esh/ISIL’s (UNITAD) mandate may not be renewed in Iraq beyond September 2024.
Study and Recommendations to mitigate against the reenlistment of Yazidi children from military groups
Jiyan Foundation publishes study and recommendations to mitigate against the reenlistment of Yazidi children from military groups Duhok (July 24, 2023) – August 3rd marks nine years since ISIS committed acts of genocide against the Yazidi. Since these atrocities have been committed, Jiyan Foundation for Human Rights has led the world in creating significant progress […]