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She Was Enslaved by the Islamic State, but She Escaped and Is Now Fighting for the Victims – Interview with Nobel Peace Prize-Winning Activist Nadia Murad

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“My survival came with the responsibility of telling the world about what happened,” Nadia, who is of Yazidi descent, told Mandiner. Interview.
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She Was Enslaved by the Islamic State, but She Escaped and Is Now Fighting for the Victims – Interview with Nobel Peace Prize-Winning Activist Nadia Murad

“My survival came with the responsibility of telling the world about what happened,” Nadia, who is of Yazidi descent, told Mandiner. Interview.

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