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Leyla Ferman: A Decade After the Yazidi Genocide
In this episode of Not to Forgive, but to Understand, we speak with Leyla Ferman, Co-Founder of the Yazidi Justice Committee and Director of Women for Justice, about the ongoing fight for justice a decade after the Yazidi genocide. We discuss the legal battles and the resilience of survivors. Featuring selected artworks by Falah Kaboo, as highlighted in Sarwa Azeez’s article Beyond Mourning: Art as Healing a Decade After the Yazidi Genocide.
Special thanks to Sarwa Azeez, Falah Kaboo, and Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal for allowing us to share their work.
🔔 Subscribe for more discussions on genocide studies, justice, and human rights.
#YazidiGenocide #JusticeForYazidis #HumanRights #GenocideStudies #SurvivorStories #NotToForgiveButToUnderstand #Podcast
00:00:00 | Opening
00:01:30 | Introduction
00:01:59 | Why have the Yazidis been targeted by ISIS?
00:03:32 | Historical persecution of the Yazidis
00:06:21 | Why does ISIS consider the Yazidis ‘Kuffar’? Misconceptions about Tawûsî Melek
00:09:57 | Saddam Hussein’s involvement in Yazidi persecution
00:13:10 | The connection between the Kurds and the Yazidis
00:16:40 | How ISIS misinterpreted the Quran for their own benefit & legal ramifications
00:20:58 | The treatment of Yazidi women by ISIS & legal actions against perpetrators
00:24:30 | How has universal jurisdiction been exercised in favor of the Yazidi community against some of the ISIS perpetrators?
00:27:17 | Why is a genocide declaration not the end of the fight for justice?
00:29:57 | Skepticism about 'Never Again'—is genocide prevention effective?
00:36:58 | What does genocide prevention look like in practice?
00:42:54 | The Yazidi Female Survivors Law & its effectiveness
00:45:45 | U.S. troop withdrawal and its impact on Yazidi security
00:47:32 | The role of bystanders in genocide and mass atrocities
00:53:41 | Survivor experiences—insights from working with Yazidi survivors
00:56:18 | Why do some survivors choose silence over testimony?
00:58:42 | What leads a survivor to change their decision to speak out?
01:02:43 | The universality of human suffering and genocide
01:04:32 | The linguistic connection between the name ‘Ferman’ and the Yazidi term for genocide
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By Sabah Carrim and Luis Gonzalez-AponteLeyla Ferman: A Decade After the Yazidi Genocide
In this episode of Not to Forgive, but to Understand, we speak with Leyla Ferman, Co-Founder of the Yazidi Justice Committee and Director of Women for Justice, about the ongoing fight for justice a decade after the Yazidi genocide. We discuss the legal battles and the resilience of survivors. Featuring selected artworks by Falah Kaboo, as highlighted in Sarwa Azeez’s article Beyond Mourning: Art as Healing a Decade After the Yazidi Genocide.
Special thanks to Sarwa Azeez, Falah Kaboo, and Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal for allowing us to share their work.
🔔 Subscribe for more discussions on genocide studies, justice, and human rights.
#YazidiGenocide #JusticeForYazidis #HumanRights #GenocideStudies #SurvivorStories #NotToForgiveButToUnderstand #Podcast
00:00:00 | Opening
00:01:30 | Introduction
00:01:59 | Why have the Yazidis been targeted by ISIS?
00:03:32 | Historical persecution of the Yazidis
00:06:21 | Why does ISIS consider the Yazidis ‘Kuffar’? Misconceptions about Tawûsî Melek
00:09:57 | Saddam Hussein’s involvement in Yazidi persecution
00:13:10 | The connection between the Kurds and the Yazidis
00:16:40 | How ISIS misinterpreted the Quran for their own benefit & legal ramifications
00:20:58 | The treatment of Yazidi women by ISIS & legal actions against perpetrators
00:24:30 | How has universal jurisdiction been exercised in favor of the Yazidi community against some of the ISIS perpetrators?
00:27:17 | Why is a genocide declaration not the end of the fight for justice?
00:29:57 | Skepticism about 'Never Again'—is genocide prevention effective?
00:36:58 | What does genocide prevention look like in practice?
00:42:54 | The Yazidi Female Survivors Law & its effectiveness
00:45:45 | U.S. troop withdrawal and its impact on Yazidi security
00:47:32 | The role of bystanders in genocide and mass atrocities
00:53:41 | Survivor experiences—insights from working with Yazidi survivors
00:56:18 | Why do some survivors choose silence over testimony?
00:58:42 | What leads a survivor to change their decision to speak out?
01:02:43 | The universality of human suffering and genocide
01:04:32 | The linguistic connection between the name ‘Ferman’ and the Yazidi term for genocide