The International Organization for Migration's own 2025 account of the state of the Yazidi community eleven years after the Sinjar attack: over 2,560 people still missing, mass grave exhumation still incomplete, roughly 150,000 Yazidis returned to Sinjar and close to 200,000 still displaced.
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Reliability TierA United Nations migration agency's own field reporting on a population it directly assists and tracks; the standing body for missing-persons and displacement figures on this community, corroborated by the parallel Iraqi Mass Graves Directorate and International Commission on Missing Persons exhumation program it describes. NotesA United Nations migration agency's own field reporting on a population it directly assists and tracks; the standing body for missing-persons and displacement figures on this community, corroborated by the parallel Iraqi Mass Graves Directorate and International Commission on Missing Persons exhumation program it describes. 1 Citation
AuthorInternational Organization for Migration (IOM), Iraq Mission 1 PublisherInternational Organization for Migration, Iraq (iraq.iom.int) 1 Publication Year URLhttps://iraq.iom.int/stories/through-survivors-voices-eleven-years-after-yazidi-genocide 1 Sources
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