Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Yazidis trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Who speaks today about the Yazidis?
Yazidis because they are Yazidis;
Tens of thousands of Yazidis had to flee to Mount Sinjar.
Yazidis believe that they were the first people on the earth.
IS militants consider the Yazidis to be devil worshippers.
The Yazidis have been genocided 72 times in their history.
Some reports even suggest that they prevented the Yazidis from leaving Sinjar.
Yazidis believe that they are descendants of Adam, but not of Eve.
Ba'adra camp, home to 15,000 displaced Yazidis, is in northern Iraq.
According to the Yazidis, they have suffered a total of 72 genocides throughout their history.
However, as Daesh attacked Sinjar,the Peshmerga allegedly did not protect the Yazidis.
The Yazidis are a majority-Kurdish-speaking religious group living mostly in northern Iraq.
Without a solution between them, Yazidis will continue to be the victims of their conflict.
Khalaf Smoqi, from the US-based Yazidi advocacy organisation Yazda,called the Yazidis an ancient people.
Up to 12,000 Yazidis were slaughtered or kidnapped by ISIS fighters in 2014 in Sinjar.
As Nadia has pointed out,“Without a solution between them, Yazidis will continue to be the victims of their conflict.”.
The Yazidis… were really targeted by ISIS for genocide… they were raped, they were beaten, they were executed.
This is critical when considering how Yazidis were left alone and unprotected before Daesh attacked.
Yazidis live as much as possible in separate communities and try to minimize contacts with outsiders.
The Yazidi area in Sinjar had previously been home to about 400,000 people,mostly Yazidis and Arab Sunnis.
In a matter of days if not hours, thousands of Yazidis were killed and thousands of women and children were taken just because they were Yazidis.
The Yazidi Association of Germany hasconfirmed these concerns that would threaten the 15,000 Yazidis living in Afrin.
Of the roughly 3,400 Yazidis who have been rescued, around 1,200 are women, according to the Kurdish government's Office of Hostage Rescue in Duhok.
Minority expert Khidher Domlehas collected information on the locations where Yazidis are being held in parts of Iraq now under IS control.
Allowing several towns inhabited by religious minorities to fall, notably Sinjar,where IS militants killed or captured thousands of Yazidis.
Christians and Yazidis have been driven by force from their homes, have had to abandon every thing to save their own lives and not reject their faith.
The militant terror group has established a caliphate and carried out mass persecutions of minority populations,primarily Christians and Yazidis.
Many Middle East observers worry that the newfighting will bring fresh persecution for Yazidis and other minorities, including Christians.
Think about the farewell for the Christians and Yazidis(in Iraq) who believe they can no longer return to their lands because they were chased out of their homes.
Their extinction- following that of the other minorities such as the Yazidis, and that of the Jews over the past 70 years- would signal the end of pluralism in the Arab world.