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by Vijeta Uniyal
• December 20, 2015 at 5:00 am
- This month's ISIS
manifesto claims India as part of Islamic Caliphate and, referring to
the recent resurgence of Hindus in the country, states: "a
movement of Hindus is growing who kill Muslims who eat beef."
- ISIS flags and
insignia are regularly displayed at protest rallies and religious
gatherings in the Muslim-majority province of Kashmir.
- Indian officials
seem just as afraid of calling Islamist terror by its rightful name as
their Western counterparts. Instead, they appear to be trying to
distract the public by throwing money at ineffective social welfare
programs. Perhaps these officials hope the public will think that at
least "something" is being done.
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In 2014, this photo of Muslim ISIS supporters in
India's Tamil Nadu state went viral on Twitter.
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The Islamic State (ISIS) is apparently planning to subjugate and
conquer the ancient civilizations of the East as part of its worldwide
jihad.
The Islamic State's newly-released manifesto contains, among the
ideological positions and strategic objectives of the self-proclaimed
Islamic Caliphate, direct threats to Hindus and Indian Prime Minister
Narendra Modi.
The 130-page English-language manifesto, entitled "Black Flags
from the Islamic State (2016)," was uploaded in early December on
various online forums sympathetic to the Islamic State. Previously, in July
2015, ISIS had circulated another document declaring its ambitions of
expanding its Jihad into India.
This month's ISIS manifesto claims India as part of Islamic Caliphate
and, referring to the recent resurgence of Hindus in the country, states:
"a movement of Hindus is growing who kill Muslims who eat beef."
by Uzay Bulut
• December 20, 2015 at 4:00 am
- "Some of
those women and girls have had to watch 7-, 8-, and 9-year-old
children bleed to death before their eyes, after being raped by ISIS
militia multiple times a day." — Mirza Ismail, chairman of the
Yazidi Human Rights Organization-International.
- "An office
has been established by ISIS members in Antep [Turkey]; and at that
office, women and children kidnapped by ISIS are sold for high amounts
of money. Where are the ministers and law enforcement officers of this
county who are talking about stability?" — Reyhan Yalcindag,
prominent Kurdish human rights lawyer.
- "Five
thousand people have been taken as captives. Women and children are
raped, and then sold. These must be considered crimes." — Leyla
Ferman, Co-President of the Yazidi Federation of Europe.
- "Turkey has
signed several international treaties, but it is the number one
country when it comes to professional non-compliance with human rights
treaties." — Reyhan Yalcindag.
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A news report from German broadcaster ARD shows photos
of Yazidi slaves distributed by ISIS (left), as well as undercover
footage of ISIS operatives in Turkey taking payment for buying the slaves
(right).
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This month, the German television station, ARD (Consortium of Public
Broadcasters in Germany), produced footage documenting the slave trade
being conducted by the Islamic State (ISIS) through a liaison office in the
province of Gaziantep (also known as Antep) in Turkey, near the border with
Syria.
In August 2014, Islamic State jihadists attacked Sinjar, home to over
400,000 Yazidis. The United Nations confirmed that 5,000 men were executed,
and as many as 7,000 women and girls made sex slaves.
While some have escaped or been ransomed back, thousands of Yazidis
remain missing.
Last month, after Kurdish forces recaptured the area from ISIS
jihadists, mass graves, believed to contain the remains of Yazidi women,
were discovered east of Sinjar.
The German TV channels NDR and SWR declared on their website:
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