Sold into sex slavery by ISIS, she became an advocate for survivors after escaping. Now, Nadia Murad is a Nobel Peace Prize recipient.
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00:00If the heads were cut off, and the women were raped, and the children were raped, and the millions were displaced,
00:07if they didn't move you, when will you move?
00:12Life was not created for you and for your families only.
00:16We also want life, and it is our right to live it.
00:30In 2014, ISIS took control of the city of Shingal.
00:42At that time, the city of Shingal was a place of worship,
00:47and there was no ISIS there.
00:50At that time, the city of Shingal was full of ISIS,
00:55women, children, families, and the nation of the nation.
00:59They killed about 5,000 people.
01:04They killed about 6,500 women and children.
01:10ISIS women were not killed here.
01:13In Rojabari, there were only 7-8 women.
01:16Even the women of Iraq and Syria, the whole area of ISIS, Iran,
01:21all of them were raped and killed.
01:25ISIS women were not killed here.
01:28The women and children were killed here.
01:32Some of them were killed in the war.
01:37Some of them were killed in the war.
01:52We are not going to leave this woman alone.
01:56We support her in Iraq, in Mosul, in the lands of the Pharaohs.
02:07She is a Christian, Shia woman.
02:09She has to change her religion, and she should fight for her rights and for the rights of women.
02:18and the laws are there to punish the infidels.
02:22And to punish those who have different religions,
02:28who rape and kill women and children,
02:33and who have no dignity in the country.
02:39And they say that the dignity of women and children is ruined.
02:48It is not a military base.
02:54It is a hospital.
02:57In the past twenty years, my father has been deprived of his education, his life, his
03:03future.
03:04I want to help him.
03:05I don't want him to live in a house full of terrorists.