(CBC Radio) – In Iraq, an uncertain future faces the women who escape ISIS. “We hear horrible stories … basically [ISIS fighters are] treating them like objects, sexual slavery, trafficking, literally selling them, and they don’t know who these men are, what are they, they get impregnated, they gave birth to children,” Galawezh Bayiz tells The Current’s host Anna Maria Tremonti.
Life after ISIS: ‘It is very difficult for these women and children to be accepted’
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