Nadia Murad has shared her harrowing experience of being captured, beaten and sold as a sex slave by Islamic State militants in a new book published on Tuesday. Murad is Yazidi, a religious minority who live in an uneasy existence with their Muslim neighbors. In September, the UN Security Council approved the creation of an investigative team to collect, preserve and store evidence in Iraq of acts by Islamic State. Her new owner, a high-ranking ISIS judge named Hajji Salma, told her: 'You're my fourth sabiyya (sex slave). That was a huge risk, and she later learned her niece, also enslaved, had been turned in six times to the Islamic State by people she had asked for help.

Source: Daily Mail November 18, 2017 23:58 UTC