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For the first time in over 100 years, a Turkmen official leads Kirkuk. A historic shift — but also a fragile agreement with unfinished consequences.
Tracing displaced minority communities years after the fall of ISIS — who returned, who couldn't, and who was left behind.
A comparative look at how accountability has — and hasn't — reached communities systematically targeted by ISIS.
The silence surrounding Turkmen women survivors — overlooked by justice mechanisms and mainstream narratives.
An updated investigation tracking what happened to survivors, what remains unknown, and what justice still owes them.
Missing, displaced, and still waiting — a comprehensive investigation into the fate of Turkmen communities a decade after ISIS.
Iraq passed a landmark law for Yazidi survivors. But Turkmen victims remain excluded — a deep analysis of the justice gap.
The UN investigative team gathered evidence of ISIS crimes against Turkmen — but accountability remains elusive. An in-depth report.
In 2016, ISIS launched a chemical attack on Taza Khurmatu. The world barely noticed. This report documents what happened and who was affected.
A critical analysis of the European Council on Foreign Relations report — examining 1,300 missing from Tal Afar, 68 excavated sites, the accountability gap after UNITAD's closure, and what justice still owes the survivors.
