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Footage taken from a dead ISIS fighter's phone shows militants laughing and playing with their friend’s clothes - as he rapes a screaming sex slave. A pro-Kurdish fighter has shared the video on Twitter.
ISIS fighters kidnap women, some as young as 10, to use them as sex slaves, In December 2015, the Islamic State released a rape handbook - rape is allowed, but not “sex with sisters at the same time”.
Last month, ISIS executed 19 Yezidi girls who refused to be sex slaves by burning them alive inside iron cages, news site ARA News reported. "The 19 girls were burned to death while hundreds of people were watching. Nobody could do anything to save them from the brutal punishment," a witness said. The ISIS jihadists took over 3,000 Yezidi girls as sex slaves after they overran Sinjar in northwest Iraq in August 2014, causing a mass displacement of nearly 400,000 people to Duhok and Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan. They continue to hold about 1,800 abducted Yezidi women and girls in Iraq and Syria, according to Kurdistan regional government officials.
ISIS militants believe that Quran allows them to rape a 16-year-old, keep her as a sex slave, and even trade her around the militant camp like furniture. According to Islamic State leaders, sexual slavery was practiced during the Prophet Muhammad's time, and they prey on the women and girls the group captured from the Yazidi religious minority almost two years ago.
ISIS fighters kidnap women, some as young as 10, to use them as sex slaves, In December 2015, the Islamic State released a rape handbook - rape is allowed, but not “sex with sisters at the same time”.
Last month, ISIS executed 19 Yezidi girls who refused to be sex slaves by burning them alive inside iron cages, news site ARA News reported. "The 19 girls were burned to death while hundreds of people were watching. Nobody could do anything to save them from the brutal punishment," a witness said. The ISIS jihadists took over 3,000 Yezidi girls as sex slaves after they overran Sinjar in northwest Iraq in August 2014, causing a mass displacement of nearly 400,000 people to Duhok and Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan. They continue to hold about 1,800 abducted Yezidi women and girls in Iraq and Syria, according to Kurdistan regional government officials.
ISIS militants believe that Quran allows them to rape a 16-year-old, keep her as a sex slave, and even trade her around the militant camp like furniture. According to Islamic State leaders, sexual slavery was practiced during the Prophet Muhammad's time, and they prey on the women and girls the group captured from the Yazidi religious minority almost two years ago.
