The world looked away — and it still does. This image is not from a distant warzone in history. It is from Sinjar, and it tells the story of the Ezidi genocide committed by 1S1S in August 2014 — a crime that the international community and many global organizations continue to neglect. Thousands of Ezidis were brutally executed, buried in mass graves, or left to die simply because of their faith. Families were erased. Villages were destroyed. A community was targeted for annihilation. Yet more than 11 years later, the consequences of this genocide are still painfully present: •More than 2,500 Ezidi women and children remain missing, fate unknown. •Dozens of mass graves have still not been exhumed. •Hundreds of recovered remains have not been identified or returned to their families. •Victims’ families have not received fair compensation or reparations. •Sinjar still lacks a stable and effective local administration. •Over 250,000 Ezidis continue to live in IDP camps, deprived of safety, dignity, and a future. •Perpetrators of genocide, sexual slavery, and crimes against humanity have largely escaped accountability. The Ezidi genocide is not a closed chapter. It is an ongoing injustice. Recognition without justice is empty. Sympathy without action is hypocrisy. The silence and inaction of the international community deepen the wounds of survivors every day. Justice delayed is justice denied. The Ezidis are still waiting. #ezidi #yazidi #YazidiGenocide #advocacy #HumanRights #sinjar #Survivors #YSL