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Middle East

ZombieHorde

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3. Thanks. The whole article wouldn't load for me.

Reply to shira (Reply #2)

Sat Nov 1, 2014, 02:25 PM

Nov 2014

My laptop is having a lazy day.

So the label is to motivate people into conducting an investigation, and then perhaps create "support mechanisms for healing, reparation, compensation, preserving memories and the reintegration of these women into normal life, including much needed post-trauma support for victims and families after their release" based upon that investigation?

Do you think the label would be used to justify the use of US ground troops?

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Why ISIS's treatment of Yazidi women must be treated as genocide [View all] shira Nov 2014 OP

What does it mean ZombieHorde Nov 2014 #1

Read on in the article... shira Nov 2014 #2

Thanks. The whole article wouldn't load for me. ZombieHorde Nov 2014 #3

Declaring the situation as genocide won't happen due to politics. shira Nov 2014 #4

The GOP has reasons for warmongering in Iraq. bob-connors Dec 2014 #5

Allowing ISIS to commit genocide vs the Yezidis is horrific. n/t shira Dec 2014 #6