Podcasts about yezidi

Exactly eighty years ago, in the midst of the liberation's chaos, the NIOD (then the RIOD) was founded with a clear mission: to document Dutch experiences of the Second World War. In this special anniversary episode, Anne van Mourik speaks with Jaap Cohen, Eveline Buchheim, Uğur Üngör, and Arvid de Raaij about eighty years of collecting memories, experiences, and stories. They reflect on NIOD's urgent beginnings, its expansion to collect information about conflicts such as Indonesia's War of Independence and the Yugoslav wars, and the ideas and challenges of documenting more recent atrocities, from Syria's civil war to the Yezidi genocide. Why is collecting testimonies of war and genocide so vital? Why does it still matter just as much today? And how to collect digital sources about war and violence, such as the X-posts on the Ajax-Maccabi riots in Amsterdam in 2024? Image: Loe de Jong, 1950 (NIOD archive) 

Shamo Silo, a former refugee, settled in Australia six years ago with his two young daughters. He tragically lost most of his family members, including his wife, to ISIS. This will be his inaugural opportunity to vote in Australia following the acquisition of his Australian citizenship. He expresses hope that the forthcoming federal government will alleviate the cost of living and facilitate the resettlement of additional Yezidi refugees. - Şemo Silo, penaberekî berê ye, şeş salan berê ligel du keçên xwe yên biçûk li Australya bi cih bû. Bi awayekî trajîk piraniya malbata wî, tevî jina wî, ketin destê DAIŞ û heya nuha wunda ne. Ev dê bibe derfeta wî ya yekem ku li Australya deng bide piştî wergirtina hemwelatîbûna Australî. Ew hêvî dike ku hukûmeta federal a siberojê dê lêçûnên jiyanê kêm bike û bicîhkirina penaberên Êzîdî zêde bike.

The Yezidi New Year is an important spring festival for the Yezidi community, symbolising the creation of the universe and the rejuvenation of life. We have a conversation with Khalid Taalo from Armidale regarding this meaningful event to the Yezidis in general. - Sersala Êzîdiyan ji bo civaka Êzîdî cejneke girîng a biharê ye, ku nîşaneya afirandina gerdûnê û nûkirina jiyanê ye. Em derbarê vê roja girîng bi birêz Xalid Te'lo re ji Armidale, bajarokekî biçûk li wîlayeta New South Wales e.

Go ad-free, unlock bonus episodes & support the show at Patreon.com/BreakingSocialNorms  OR subscribe on the Apple Podcasts app!Today we'll take a spoiler-free look at the controversial erotic thriller Babygirl starring Nicole Kidman! We'll look at the director Halina Reijn's very occulted upbringing which takes us into middle eastern devil worshippers, Greek occult mad man George Gurdjieff, Nazi Anthroposophy and then we'll discuss a spoiler free review of the sexuality of the film, Saturnalia, kinks and more! Housekeeping will include updates on Isaac's obsession with Drake, Passionflix's connection to Elon Musk, main show starts at 20:00 with light plot spoilers announced at 1:28:00 and heavier plot spoilers announced at 1:41:00.FULL SHOW NOW UP AD-FREE with early access on Patreon.com/BreakingSocialNorms and Apple Podcast PremiumYou can now sign up for our commercial-free version of the show with a Patreon exclusive bonus show called “Morning Coffee w/ the Weishaupts” at Patreon.com/BreakingSocialNorms  OR subscribe on the Apple Podcasts app to get all the same bonus “Morning Coffee” episodes AD-FREE with early access! (*Patreon is also NOW enabled to connect with Spotify! https://rb.gy/r34zj)Want more?…Index of all previous episodes on free feed: https://breakingsocialnorms.com/2021/03/22/index-of-archived-episodes/Leave a review or rating wherever you listen and we'll see what you've got to say!Follow us on the socials:instagram.com/theweishaupts2/Amazon Affiliate shop (*still under construction) with our favorite hair, skin care and horny books: https://breakingsocialnorms.com/2024/08/24/amazon-shopping-list-josie-and-isaacs-list/Check out Isaac's conspiracy podcasts, merch, etc:AllMyLinks.com/IsaacWOccult Symbolism and Pop Culture (on all podcast platforms or IlluminatiWatcher.com)Isaac Weishaupt's book are all on Amazon and Audible; *author narrated audiobooks*STATEMENT: This show is full of Isaac's and Josie's useless opinions and presented for entertainment purposes. Audio clips used in Fair Use and taken from YouTube videos.

Another curiosity checked off my list. Thanks to Cee the Superior, we finally tackled to Peacock. It's not just NBC that;s proud as a peacock. The peacock is ubiqitous in cosmologies, mythologies, and symbology around the world and across traditions. So, I sent Cee to researching. And research she did! But the unusual happened: I researched too. And acquired someone else's research and actually read it! He's Hera's favorite animal. He's pre-eminent in India. He's associated with Osiris. There's also the Peacock Angel in what we'll call the Abrahamic religions. I learned about the Yezidi who have The Peacock as both creator God and ruler of the world. So, my notion that the Peacock was more important than just being a pretty fella turned out to be true. Come on in and listen.

The "Rojiya Ezi," also known as the Ezi Feast, is a three-day period dedicated to fasting, family gatherings, and charitable contributions to those in need. This fasting observance occurs in December, specifically after the 13th. Yezidis observe the fast on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, culminating in a celebration on Friday following the three days of fasting. Singer Khairi Shingali has graciously offered to invite the Yezidi community in Wagga Wagga to perform at no cost for this significant event. - Cejna Êzî piştî sê rojan rojî tê pîrozkirin. Ev Cejina malbat, nas û cîran ji bo pîrozkirinê tên cem hev. Ew demeke ji bo alîkariyêji bo kesên hewcedar e. Girtina rojiyê di Kanûnê de ye, bi taybetî piştî 13 mehê pêk tê. Êzîdî rojên Sêşem, Çarşem û Pêncşemê rojiyê digirin û pişt sê rojên rojiyê di roja çaran de Cejina Êzî ye. Stranbêj Xeyrî Şingalî bi dilgermî ahengeke xêrxwaziyê pêşkêşî civaka Êzdî li Wagga Wagga dike.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Kurdistan in America podcast, brought to you by the KRG Representation in the US, host Delovan Barwari explores the Lincoln-Duhok Sister City initiative. This collaboration through university partnerships focuses on key areas like education, healthcare, cultural exchange, and community development, all while emphasizing the importance of unity within both communities to build a stronger future.Joining Delovan are four members of Lincoln's Yazidi and Kurdish community, all part of the working group: Dr. Falah Rashoka, PhD in Nutrition and Health Sciences; Dr. Hadi Pir, PhD in Education and advocate for community development; Layla Younis, an International Development professional; and Kak Haroon, a graduate student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Delovan is also part of this working group, helping to advance the initiative.The episode delves into the origins of the UNMC-University of Duhok partnership, efforts to expand collaboration with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and the impact of this initiative on Yazidi and Kurdish students. It also highlights how this partnership strengthens ties between Duhok and Lincoln.Stay tuned for this inspiring conversation on the power of unity and the importance of partnerships in addressing shared challenges and creating meaningful connections.

In 2014, the self-styled Islamic State committed genocide against the Yezidi population in Iraq. To mark the anniversary of the genocide, Dr Inna Rudolf speaks to renowned Yezidi human rights advocate Mirza Dinnayi about what life is like for the Yezidi community 10 years on from the genocide. Inna and Mirza discuss justice and accountability, the geopolitical situation in the Yezidis' ancestral homeland, and what still needs to be done to support the community as they deal with a legacy of discrimination that precedes the atrocities of 2014. This research is being undertaken as part of a project called XCEPT, which is funded by UK International Development from the UK government; however, the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the UK government's official policies. XCEPT aims to understand the drivers of violent and peaceful behaviour in conflict-affected populations – and to find solutions that support peace. Find out more about XCEPT at xcept-research.org.

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10 jaar geleden viel IS het Sinjar-gebied in Noord-Irak binnen. In dat gebied werd er bloedig afgerekend met de Yezidi-gemeenschap, die daar op dat moment leefde. Duizenden Yezidi's werden verkracht, vernmoord of verhandeld.  10 jaar later is IS verslagen, maar zijn de problemen voor de Yezidi's nog lang niet voorbij. David ging met Yezidi's Wahhab Hassoo en Amjad Al Karaf in gesprek over hun gemeenschap, de worstelingen met het verleden én het heden en het toekomstperspectief. 

IŞİD'in Kuzey Irak'ta Sincar'daki Ezidi nüfusunu katletmesinin üzerinden 10 yıl geçti. 2014 saldırısında 3000'den fazla Ezidi öldürüldü, çoğunluğu erkekler ve yaşlı kadınlardı. En az 6800 kadın ve çocuk IŞİD militanları tarafından, bazıları cinsel kölelik, insan ticareti veya IŞİD grubu için savaşmak için eğitilmek üzere kaçırıldı. Ve yaklaşık 2800'ü ise hala kayıp. Ve bir uyarı, bazı dinleyiciler bu haberi üzücü bulabilir.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome back to the "Kurdistan in America" podcast, the official podcast of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Representation in the United States, hosted by Delovan Barwari, Director of Academic Affairs and Strategic Initiatives.In this episode, we delve into the harrowing events of 3 August 2014, when ISIS launched a brutal genocidal campaign against the Yezidi community in Sinjar. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Yezidi Genocide, a tragic event that has left deep scars. Around 250,000 Yezidis, nearly half of their community, remain displaced, with about a quarter having fled the country. Over 2,600 Yezidi women are still missing, and many mass graves are yet to be uncovered. The security situation in Sinjar and its surrounding areas remains unstable, with approximately 70 percent of Sinjar's infrastructure in ruins. Additionally, the absence of a special international tribunal for ISIS crimes has resulted in a significant lack of justice and accountability.In this sixth episode of season five, we are honored to welcome Ms. Sozan Safar, President of the DAK Organization for Yazidi Women Development. Based in Sharia, Duhok, DAK has been dedicated to supporting Yezidi women since June 2015, with the overarching goal of empowering and aiding all vulnerable women. Ms. Safar discusses the current situation of the Yezidi community, the unstable security and infrastructure in Sinjar, and the urgent need for justice and accountability.Stay tuned for this insightful and timely conversation with Ms. Suzan Safar.

The Lemkin Institute on Genocide in ArtsakhConversations on GroongTopics:Background on the Lemkin InstituteGenocide in ArtsakhArmenian Government's Genocide DenialGaza and other GenocidesGuest:Elisa von Joeden-Forgey - TW/@LemkinInstituteHosts:Hovik Manucharyan - TW/@HovikYerevanAsbed Bedrossian - TW/@qubriqEpisode 341 | Recorded: June 25, 2024Subscribe and follow us everywhere you are: linktr.ee/groong

Haji Gundor is a former refugee who arrived with his parents and siblings in Australia in 2017. After so many years in diaspora he visits his hometown of Shekhan in Kurdistan Region, Iraq. He's there for two special occasions, the Yezidi New Year and the other getting engaged to a Yezidi girl. Mr Gundor expresses his happiness of visiting the sacred place of Lalish and being engaged to his fiance. - Hecî Gundor penaberekî berê ye ku bi dêûbav, xwişik û birayên xwe re di sala 2017an de hatiye Australya. Piştî ewqas sal li dîyaspora ew serdana bajarê xwe Şêxan dike. Ew ji bo du helkeftên taybet li wir e, yek Ser Sala Êzdiyan û ya din jî keçeke êzîdî nîşan dike. Birêz Gundor kêfxweşiya xwe ya ji seredana cihê pîroz ya Lalişa nûranî û nîşana xwe vedibêje.

The Yezidi New Year celebrations begin on Wednesday and the evening of Tuesday. To remember the dead, they visit the graves and say prayers. During the celebrations eggs are boiled and coloured, traditional clothes are worn to mark this special occasion. - Pîrozbahiyên Serê Sala Êzîdiyan roja Çarşemê (êvara sêşemê) dest pê dike. Êzdî bawer dikin ku 24 saetên rojê ji rojavabûnê dest pê dike, hêk têne kelandin û tên rengîn kirin. Ji bo bîranîna miriyan serdana goran dikin û ji bo wan diyarî û fêkî tînin. Êzdî ji bo vê helkefta taybet cil û bergên cejnê li xwe dikin û serdana perestgehên derdorê dikin, bi taybetî Lalişê, ku kaniya pîroz ya Zemzemê, di şikefteke tarî de derbas dibe. Em derbarê vê roja pîroz bi nivîskar Xalid Te'lo re ji Armidale diaxafin. Mamoste Xalid ji Tebaxa 2023 de li Australya dijî.

Psychiatrists are embracing synchronicities. The stories of Sheila Salama will now illuminate for you the full range of therapeutic healing through meaningful coincidences. e ourselves. You can purchase Dr. Beitman's new book, "Meaningful Coincidences", here ⁠⁠⁠https://www.innertraditions.com/books/meaningful-coincidences⁠⁠ Check out the Connecting with Coincidence YouTube channel to see the latest podcast episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@Coinciders Dr. Sheila Salama, MD received her medical degree from SUNY Downstate Medical School in New York City, and then completed her Internship, Residency in Psychiatry as well as Fellowship in Child Psychiatry at Kings County Hospital. Since the early 1990's Dr. Salama has acquired several certifications in non-pharmacological modalities. These facilitate the healing from acute and chronic traumatic events, as well as many other disorders. She has worked extensively with veterans coping with war trauma, moral injury, and survivors of early childhood abuse. Dr. Salama is also a strong advocate for human rights and participated in the United Nations meetings advocating for the Yezidi victims of genocide. She is currently on the clinical advisory board of Free Yezidi Foundation Our host Dr. Bernard Beitman is the first psychiatrist since Carl Jung to attempt to systematize the study of coincidences. He is Founding Director of The Coincidence Project. His book, and his Psychology Today blog, are both titled Connecting with Coincidence. He has developed the first valid and reliable scale to measure coincidence sensitivity, and has written and edited coincidence articles for Psychiatric Annals. He is a visiting professor at the University of Virginia and former chair of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He attended Yale Medical School and completed a psychiatric residency at Stanford. Dr. Beitman has received two national awards for his psychotherapy training program and is internationally known for his research into the relationship between chest pain and panic disorder. Learn more at https://coincider.com

Psychiatrists are embracing synchronicities. The stories of Sheila Salama will now illuminate for you the full range of therapeutic healing through meaningful coincidences. You can purchase Dr. Beitman's new book, "Meaningful Coincidences", here ⁠⁠⁠https://www.innertraditions.com/books/meaningful-coincidences⁠⁠ Check out the Connecting with Coincidence YouTube channel to see the latest podcast episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@Coinciders Dr. Sheila Salama, MD received her medical degree from SUNY Downstate Medical School in New York City, and then completed her Internship, Residency in Psychiatry as well as Fellowship in Child Psychiatry at Kings County Hospital. Since the early 1990's Dr. Salama has acquired several certifications in non-pharmacological modalities. These facilitate the healing from acute and chronic traumatic events, as well as many other disorders. She has worked extensively with veterans coping with war trauma, moral injury, and survivors of early childhood abuse. Dr. Salama is also a strong advocate for human rights and participated in the United Nations meetings advocating for the Yezidi victims of genocide. She is currently on the clinical advisory board of Free Yezidi Foundation Our host Dr. Bernard Beitman is the first psychiatrist since Carl Jung to attempt to systematize the study of coincidences. He is Founding Director of The Coincidence Project. His book, and his Psychology Today blog, are both titled Connecting with Coincidence. He has developed the first valid and reliable scale to measure coincidence sensitivity, and has written and edited coincidence articles for Psychiatric Annals. He is a visiting professor at the University of Virginia and former chair of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He attended Yale Medical School and completed a psychiatric residency at Stanford. Dr. Beitman has received two national awards for his psychotherapy training program and is internationally known for his research into the relationship between chest pain and panic disorder. Learn more at https://coincider.com

For the past several years many Yezidi refugees have been resettled in Wagga Wagga. We speak with Laura Johnston who is the Community Development Officer for STARTTS in Wagga Wagga about the services they provide to people of refugee backgrounds. STARTTS is a specialist, not-for-profit organisation that was established in 1988. It provides culturally relevant psychological treatment and support, to help people and communities heal the scars of torture and refugee trauma and rebuild their lives in Australia. - STARTTS rêxistineke ne-qezencê ye ku di sala 1988-an de hatiye damezrandin. Ew dermankirin û piştgirîya psîkolojî bi taybetî pêşkêşî penaberên ku êşkence û troma dîtine dike. Em bi Laura Johnston re ku Berpirsiyara Pêşvebirina Civakê li Wagga Wagga ye li ser xizmetên ku STARTTS pêşkêşî penaberan û bi taybetî penaberên Êzdî dike diaxafin.

On this week's episode we dive back into our encyclopedic anthology of alien races beginning with the two oldest and most ancient of all species which on the one hand are feathered humanoids and on the other, feline. We round out each section by discussing their corresponding stellar mythology from Greece, the religion of ancient Egypt and the obscure, angel worshiping Yezidi people of Kurdistan. In the extended show we break out a secret manual given to KGB agents about the alien races that Earth regularly encounters, the important things to know about them and how to interact when the occasion presents itself. Thank you and enjoy the show!Heka Astra's GoFundMe Page!https://gofund.me/1d670a57 ← LINKOn this week's episode we discuss:The First Alien RaceBlue AviansMelek Taus of Yazidi ReligionThe Lyran Feline RaceOrpheus and EurydiceEgyptian Bast, Cat GoddessThe YahyelIn the extended episode available at www.patreon.com/TheWholeRabbit we go even further down the rabbit hole to discuss:The KGB Manual of Alien RacesAlien SexThe BuildersPleiadeansThe Tall GreysThe AnnunakiShining OnesThe Truth about the “Tall Whites”… and much more!If you'd like to see the notes for numerous alien races we didn't even get time to discuss please check out our show notes available to our 10$ monthly tier on Patreon.Each host is responsible for writing and creating the content they present.Where to find The Whole Rabbit:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0AnJZhmPzaby04afmEWOAVInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_whole_rabbitTwitter: https://twitter.com/1WholeRabbitMusic By Spirit Travel Plaza:https://open.spotify.com/artist/30dW3WB1sYofnow7y3V0YoSources:Yezidi:https://www.yezidisinternational.org/abouttheyezidipeople/religion/https://yazidis.info/en/news/28/yezidi-religious-traditionSupport the show

“Kobani” denilince aklınıza ne geliyor? Bu soruyu hem özelden birkaç dostuma hem de sosyal medya hesaplarımdan takipçilerime sordum. Gelen yanıtlar benim için önemliydi. Açıkçası hafızamı tazelemiş oldum. Bir takipçim 2014 yılında CHP Gençlik Kolları'nın açtığı “Diren Kobani” pankartını gönderdi. Süleyman Kızılkaya, “6-8 Ekim. Bugün günlerden 7 Ekim. Dante gibi ortasındayız yıl dönümünün” diye yazdı. Benim de aklıma elbette Yasin Börü ve arkadaşları bir de ‘Selahattin Demirtaş' geliyor. Zaten en çok da “Yasin Börü” yanıtı geldi. Şehit edilişinin üzerinden 9 yıl geçti, bir filmi yapılmadı, bir diziye konu olmadı belki ama sosyal medyadan gördüm ki bu halk Yasin Börü'yü unutmamış. Gerçi filmi yapılmak istense, rol alacak oyuncu zor bulunur. PKK ve HDP'nin korkusundan, Osman Kavala'nın sektörü teslim ettiği ‘beyaz sinemacıların' baskısından, setine yanaşamazlar bile. Şu saatten sonra, mesela vefatının 10. yılında çekilirse ne âlâ. Sözlerimi geri alırım. Dostum, ağabeyim İsmail Kılıçarslan'ın uzmanlık alanı olan ‘kültürel iktidar meselemiz' ve tartışmasına girmek istemiyorum. Eğer isterse, bu memlekette bir Yasin Börü filminin neden çekilemediğini en iyi İsmail abi anlatır zaten. Biz Ayn el Arab'a geri dönelim. YPG, PKK, HDP'nin adını “Kobani” olarak değiştirdikleri Ayn el Arab'ı unutmamamız gerekiyor. Çünkü ortada bir “alacak-verecek davası” var. Türkiye'ye 2014 yılında çekilmek istenen ve kısmen de çekilen büyük operasyonun merkeziydi Ayn el Arab. Teröristlerin de eğitim kampüsüydü. ABD'nin hunharca işgal ettiği Irak'ta, kendi elleriyle yaratıp Suriye'ye tayin ettiği terör örgütü DEAŞ'ın karşısına, yine ABD'nin her türlü silahla donattığı PKK-YPG terör örgütünü tahkim ederek sınırlarımda önce ileri karakollar sonra da PKK devleti kurma hamlesiydi. Ancak Türkiye kamuoyu, Obama yönetimindeki ABD'nin bu hamlesini tam olarak kestiremedi. PKK, HDP, FETÖ ve Batı medyası ile düşünce kuruluşlarının “Türkiye DEAŞ'la iş birliği yapıyor” tezviratına da teslim olundu. Hatırlayalım... Ayn el Arab'dan ülkemize göç eden 200 binden fazla Yezidi ve Kürt mülteciye sınırlarımı açtığımız gün, HDP'li vekiller, insani yardıma koşan askerlerimizi sınırda nasıl taşlatmışlardı? Sonrasında 6-8 Ekim olayları organize edildi. Selahattin Demirtaş tweetleri ve HDP Parti Meclisi'nin resmi çağrılarıyla sokaklar yangın yerine çevrildi. Gördükleri her sakallıyı, sarıkla-cübbeyle camiye giden insanları, çarşaflı kadınları AK Parti'ye oy verenleri, genelde ise “Siyasal İslamcı” yaftasını yapıştırdıkları herkesi DEAŞ'lı ilan ederek hedef gösteren akıl sadece HDP ve PKK'dan mülhem değildi. FETÖ ile CHP kamuoyu, ilk siyasi iş birliğine 6-8 Ekim olayları sürecinde gittiler. CHP içeriden, FETÖ dışarıdan, PKK sınırlarımızdan, Amerika ve Batı ülkeleri ise enformasyon güçleriyle Türkiye'yi kıskaca almak istiyorlardı.

It has been nine years since militants of the Islamic State (IS) brutally overran the Yezidi city of Sinjar and committed atrocities including genocide against the minority. The Yezidi community in Australia marked the sad occasion with heavy hearts. - Berî neh salan, çekdarên Dewleta Islamî (DAIŞ) bi awayekî hovane êrîşî Şengalê kirin û komkujiyek li dijî Êzîdiyan pêk anîn. Zêdetirî 6,000 Êzdî hatin revandin û dora 2,700 jî winda ne.

Every year the Yezidi community gathers on 3 August to commemorate the Yezidi Genocide. Marking the ninth anniversary of atrocities committed by IS against the Yazidi community. - Her sal civaka Êzidî di 3'ê Tebaxê de ji bo bîranîna Qirkirina Êzidiyan kom dibe. Bi boneya nehemîn salvegera hovîtiya ku ji aliyê DAIŞê ve li dijî civaka Êzidî hatiye kirin.

The Yezidi community celebrated the Yezidi New Year in Coffs Harbour on Wednesday April 19. The Yazidi New Year falls on the first Wednesday of April according to the Eastern Julian, or Selucid, calendar, which is 13 days later than the Gregorian calendar. Children boil and colour 12 eggs each for the months of the year. The egg symbolises the Earth and colouring them symbolises the end of the cold, frozen months. We speak to Adel Gabari about the special occasion of the Yezidi New Year. - Sersala Cejina Êzîdiyan roja Çarşemê 19ê Nîsanê li Coffs Harbour hat pîroz kirin. Sersala Êzîdiyan dikeve roja Çarşema yekem ya Nîsanê. Diwanzideh hêk, her yek ji bo meheke salê tên kelandin û rengkirin. Hêk sembola gilobera Cîhanê ye û rengkirina wan jî dawiya mehên sar û cemidî ye. Em derbarê pîrozbahiyê û zanîna li ser Cejinê bi Adil Gabarî re diaxafin.

Many Yazidi women were still very young, or even children, when they were kidnapped by IS in Sinjar in August 2014. They were brutally separated from their families, forcibly converted to Islam and enlisted as sex slaves by IS fighters. Many of them have now returned to their communities and the question is whether these young women can start a new life. - Fîlmçêkerê Kurd ê Holendî Rêber Doskî diçe kampên penaberan li Herêma Kurdistanê, li nêzîkî Duhokê da ku guhdarî çîrokên hovane yên jin û keçan Êzîdî bike. Neh keçên Êzîdiye di belegefilîma bi navê Keçên Rojê/Daughters of the Sun de çîrokên xwe ji dema di bin destê DAIŞ de bûn vedibêjin.

From 2020 to 2022, refugee arrivals to Australia were halted due to the closure of international borders as a result of coronavirus. However, after the opening of international borders, the arrival of refugees who are granted visas overseas has begun again, especially for the Yezidi community in Australia. One Yezidi refugee who has recently arrived in Australia with his family is Adel Gabari, who has been resettled in Coffs Harbour. He speaks to us about his life prior coming to Australia. - Ji sala 2020 heta 2022, hatina penaber û koçberan ji ber girtina sînorên navneteweyî ji ber vîrosa korona hatin girtin. Lê piştî ku sînorên navneteweyî hatin vekirin, hatina penaber û koçberan bo Australya ji nû ve dest pê kir, bi taybetî ji bo civaka Êzdî li Australya. Yek ji wan penaberên Êzîdî ye ku vê dawiyê tevî malbata xwe hatiye Australya Adil Gabarî ye, ku ew li Coffs Harbour hatiye bicihkirin ji me re behsa jiyana xwe berî hatina Australya dike.

(00:42) Komen Servië en Kosovo tot een deal? Kosovo en Servië staan stevig onder druk van de EU en de VS, die willen dat de landen toenadering tot elkaar zoeken. Of het Pristina en Belgrado lukt om de relatie te verbeteren, wordt dit weekend duidelijk. Dan zullen de leiders, onder begeleiding van de EU, opnieuw met elkaar om tafel gaan. Te gast is Marjolein Koster, journalist en kenner van de Westelijke Balkan. (09:35) Yezidi-documentaire: Daughters of the Sun Ze werden bruut van hun families gescheiden en op zeer jonge leeftijd tot slaaf gemaakt door de Islamitische Staat. Eenmaal bevrijd proberen Yezidi-vrouwen hun leven weer op te bouwen. Filmmaker Reber Dosky reisde af naar het centrum van de Yezidi-gemeenschap om hun verhalen vast te leggen. Hij maakte de documentaire Daughters of the Sun, die op 25 maart in première gaat op het Movies That Matter Festival. (21:17) Uitgelicht: Argentinië De economische crisis hakt er zo diep in bij Argentijnen, dat die zelfs bijdraagt aan slaapproblemen. Hierover collega Edwin Koopman. Presentatie: Sophie Derkzen.

The "Rojiya Ezi" or the Fast Of Ezi is a three day observance of fasting and time spent with family and making offerings to charity and those less fortunate. The fasting takes place in December and should not be before the 13th. Yezidis fast on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Friday is the celebration after three days of fasting. Members of the Yezidi community in Australia express their feelings to us about this special occasion. - Rojîya Êzî di meha Kanûnê (December) de dest pê dike û divê ji 13-ê mehê kêmtir dest pê nebe. Sêşemê, Çarşemê û Pêncşemê rojîye û roja Îniyê dibe cejin. Em bi hin endamên ji civaka Êzîdî re derbarê vê boneya pîroz dixafin.

Gabe talks with Farhad on location in Iraqi Kurdistan about the current state of the Yezidi people.

Gabe talks with Farhad on location in Iraqi Kurdistan about the current state of the Yezidi people.

We speak to Shamo Silo about Australia's decision to repatriate ISIS widows. He says Yezidi people were tortured, enslaved and beaten by ISIS widows no less than ISIS fighters. He pleads with the Australian government to consider bringing Yezidis who have been granted Australian visas but are awaiting resettlement in Australia. - Em bi Şemo Silo re li ser biryara Australya ya vegerandina jinebiyên DAIŞê diaxivin. Berêz Silo ji vê beryarê bi xem e. Ew dibêje van jinan ne kêmî çetayên DAIŞ êş, koletî û lêdana ji Êzîdiyan repeyda kirin e. Ew ji hukumeta Australya hêvî dike li şûna anîna van jinebîyên DAIŞ bila Êzîdiyên ku vîza Australya standine û çaverêya hatinê dikin e bînin.

Hayam Bakkir of the Yezidi community is disappointed with Australia's decision to repatriate ISIS widows. She says the return of these women causes frustration and anxiety. These women, like ISIS fighters, have inflicted pain, rape and trauma on Yezidi women. - Heyam Bekir ji civaka Êzidî bi biryara Australya ya vegerandina jinebiyên DAIŞê dilgiran e. Ew dibêje vegera van jinan dibe sedema xemgînî û diltengiyan. Van jinan weke çeteyên DAIŞ êş, destavêtin û troma li jinên Êzidî re peyda kirin.

YazidiNews journalist and cameraman Salman Bashar talks about the situation in Sinjar, the return of people to Sinjar, how many Yezidi refugees have been saved from the Al-Hol and other camps in Syria and what help is offered to the survivors when they return.

In 2014, as families were fleeing from their homes because of the threat of the Islamic State and relocating to camps, not much emphasis was put on the continuation of proper education for the children in these communities. Jessica Prentice has specialized in developing educational groundwork in KRI for the Yezidi communities that have still not been able to return to their homes eight years since leaving them. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week, Phoebe sat down to chat with Pari Ibrahim and Hewan Omer - two incredible Yezidi women from Iraq. They discuss their Yezidi history and culture, the genocide and its impact on their people, and the work of the Free Yezidi Foundation. Pari has established the Free Yezidi Foundation to provide humanitarian services for Yezidi survivors and for Yezidi women and children. Make a donation today.

The Yezidi community in Australia commemorates the eighth anniversary of the massacre committed by IS. On August 3, 2014, the Yezidis were attacked by ISIS in Sinjar, and as a result thousands of women, men and children were kidnapped. Salim Hussein tells us that after eight years of the massacre, the Yezidis remain in a dire situation and scattered all over the world. - Civaka Êzidî heyştemîn salvegera komkujiya ji aliyê DIŞI ve hatî kirin bi bîr tîne. Di 3'ê Tebaxa 2014'an de Êzidî ji aliyê DAIŞ ve li Şingalê rastî êrîşan hatin ku di encamê de bi hezaran jin, mêr û zarokan hatin girtin û revandin. Berêz Salim Husên ji me re dibêje ku piştî heyşt salan ji komkujiyê Êzîdî perîşan dimînin û li welatn belavin.

Hanna Polak's extraordinary film Angels of Sinjar details one woman's fight to find her five sisters, who were abducted and sold into sexual slavery by Isis.   Of all the barbaric acts committed by Isis, the genocide of the Yezidi people stunned the world. In August 2014 Isis carried out an attack in the Sinjar area of northern Iraq, home to the Yezidis. Men and boys who refused to convert to Islam were killed and dumped in mass graves. Thousands of women and girls were forced to become sexual slaves and many remain captive. Polish director, cinematographer and producer Hanna Polak's new documentary follows one woman's fight to be reunited with her five sisters, who were abducted, raped and sold into slavery. It's not Hanna's first foray into telling the stories of those fighting on the fringes - her documentary The Children of Leningradsky about Moscow's streetkids - was nominated for an Oscar and two Emmys. Angels of Sinjar is screening now as part of the DocEdge festival.

For an episode released on World Refugee Day, we speak with UNHCR representative Jean Nicolas Beuze. We discuss the history and current needs of the Syrian community in Kurdistan, the status of the refugee camps in both the Kurdish region and Iraq and the displaced Yezidi community from Sinjar and what is needed moving forward.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Australian citizens are entitled to vote in the 2022 federal election on May 21. Khaled Omar will vote for the first time. He calls on the government elect to recognise the massacre of the Yazidis and to bring stranded refugees in overseas refugee camps to Australia. - Hemwelatiyên Australya yên nû  maf hene ku di 21ê Gulanê de di hilbijartinên federal e 2022 de dengê xwe bidin. Xalid Umer dê cara yekem be deng bide. Ew ji hukumeta hilbijartî daxwaz dike ku komkujiya Êzîdiyan nas bike û penaberên ku li welatan di kampan de mane bîne Australya.

SBS Election Exchange traveled to Wagga Wagga in the Riverina where we asked Michael McCormack, the National Party candidate and former Deputy Prime Minister about his views regarding the resettlement of refugees in Wagga Wagga and particularly Yezidi refugees.   - Em ji berendamê partiy National/Liberal berêz McCormack li ser rewşa penaberan bi gîştî li Wagga Wagga dipirsin, herweha di hevpeyvînê de li ser rewşa tenduristiyê û dê hukumeta wan çi bike eger di hilbijartinê de bi serkeve. Berêz McCormack di heman demê de soz da ku her tiştê ji destê wî were dê alîkariya Êzdiyan bike da ku bêtir ji malbatên wan werin Australya.  

Gabe interviews Farhad, a member of the Yezidi people and resident of the Mount Sinjar region in Northwestern Iraq. Farhad explains the background of the Yezidi conflict with ISIS, Turkey, and Iraq, and provides a first-hand perspective regarding the recent Iraqi military offensive against Yezidi militias and their Kurdish allies around Sinjar.

Gabe interviews Farhad, a member of the Yezidi people and resident of the Mount Sinjar region in Northwestern Iraq. Farhad explains the background of the Yezidi conflict with ISIS, Turkey, and Iraq, and provides a first-hand perspective regarding the recent Iraqi military offensive against Yezidi militias and their Kurdish allies around Sinjar.

Starting with a discussion of the cult classic "The Eighth Tower," the conversation moves to map Keel's ideas onto the landscape of contemporary lore. We learn that Keel's travels exposed him to the arcane theology of the middle eastern Yezidi people. These so-called 'devil-worshipers' gave Keel the idea of a machine that projects influence over human history in the form of specters, apparitions, and religious manias. Integrating this idea with his own research, Keel proposed that the increasingly bizarre nature of UFO and cryptid encounters might be a sign that unknown occult influencers are in need of a new means of control - the Eighth Tower. This line of speculation leads to a discussion of modern esoterica, including the 'name game', synchronicities, 'dead internet', and whether the world wide web could be a trojan horse for reasserting weird dominion over our haunted planet. The conversation ends with a discussion of the psychic perils of daring to think like John A. Keel.

Manal Kudeedah Arrived in Australia with her parents and siblings in 2019. She like many Yezidis fled Iraq as a result of ISIS attack on Sinjar in 2014. Since arriving in Australia Manal has achieved many goals!  - Menal Xudêde û malbata wê wek gelek Êzîdiyan dema ku DAIŞ di sala 2014 de êrîşe Şingalê kir riviyan.  Menal û malbata xwe bi şens bûn ku li Australya bi cih bûn û jiyaneke nuh destpêbikin. Em ê îroj bi Menalê re derbarê çend mehên pêşîn ji hatina Australya biaxavfin, ka jiyan di despêkê de çawa bû û nuha çawa ye. 

Zarya Azadi is a fashion model and  a powerful force in raising awareness of gender inequality. She was born in Diyarbakir and belongs to the Yezidi religion. She has lived in Germany since the age of three when her family fled from Turkey in 1991 as a result of the civil war. Zarya has participated in Fashion Weeks in London, Los Angeles, Berlin, Milan and Paris as a model.  - Zerya Azadî di warê hişyarkirina newekheviya zayendî de hêzeke bi hêz e. Ew li Diyarbekirê ji dayik bûye û ji ola Êzîdiye. Ew ji biçûkatiya xwe tev malbata xwe li Almaniya dijî. Ji bilî çalakvaniya mafê jinan, Zerya herweha modêla modeyê ye ango fashion model. Ew li London, Los Angeles, Berlîn, Mîlano û Parîsê wek modêl beşdare Hefteyên Modeyê Fashion Weeks bû ye. Em bi Zerya re derbarê karê wê yê modeyê û parastina mafê jinê diaxafin.

dı Felaknas Uca imiş. Aynı yıl doğmuşuz, 1976'da. Ben Ankara'da doğmuşum. O Almanya'nın aşağı Saksonya eyaletinin Celle şehrinde. Ben, sülalesi “Kürtler” olarak adlandırılan bir ailenin bir kısmı Kürt, bir kısmı Türkmen, bir kısmı muhacir bir Sünni-Müslüman çocuğu olarak doğmuşum. Felaknas Uca ise Kürt bir ailenin Yezidi çocuğu olarak. Gündelik politika ile ilgim sıfıra yakın olduğu için Feleknas Uca'nın ismini ancak bu sabah, Meclis kürsüsünden Almanca ve Kürtçe olarak konuşmaya çabalaması ile ilgili haberleri okuyunca öğrendim. Aslında Birleşik Avrupa Solu/Kuzeyli Yeşil Solu'nun bir üyesi imiş. Avrupa Parlamentosu'nda vekillik yapmış. İki dönemdir de Diyarbakır'dan HDP milletvekili imiş. İsmi çok dikkatimi çekti Felaknas Uca'nın. Yezidiliğin (bazıları kelimeyi “Ezidi” olarak da kullanıyor, sanırım ikisi de doğru) içine İslami bazı inanışlar ve ögeler karıştığını, İslam'dan sonra Yezidiliğin bir çeşit yenilenme yaşadığını okumuştum tabii ama doğrudan Kur'an'ın iki suresinin isminin birleşiminden oluşan bir ismi çocuklarına koyacak kadar mı etkilenmişler İslam'dan, orasını bilemedim. Diğer yandan belki tarihsel tartışmalara da muttalisinizdir diye söylüyorum. Yezidilerin Kürtlüğü sonradan benimsediğine, Kürtleştiklerine dair pek çok yayın ve iddia var. Ermenistan civarındaki Yezidiler Kürt olmadıklarını iddia ederler mesela. Ben, Yezidilerin Asuriler olduğuna, Kürtlüğü bir etnik kimlik olarak süreç içerisinde benimsediklerine inanan taraftanım. Tabii ki benim için bu tartışmalar da, Yezidiliğin inanç ve ibadet esasları da sadece “entelektüel merak” meseleleridir. Takip etmeye, anlamaya, öğrenmeye çalışırım. Bu, burada bir dursun. Biliyor, hatırlıyorsunuzdur. DAİŞ, 2014 yılında Musul ve Şengal gibi Yezidilerin yoğun olarak yaşadıkları yerlere saldırınca Yezidiler topluca Türkiye'ye yöneldiler ve Türkiye, elbette, mazlumun dinini, dilini, ırkını sormaksızın onları da “sığınmacı olarak” kabul etti. Ağırlıklı olarak Batman, Diyarbakır ve Mardin'e yerleşti Yezidi sığınmacılar. Süreç içerisinde geri dönenler de oldu, kamplarda veya şehirlerde yaşamaya devam edenler de oldu, yurtdışına göçenler de ama zannederim Türkiye hâlâ, “en çok Yezidi sığınmacı ağırlayan ülke” durumunda.

Darrell Brooks Jr., accused of driving his SUV into a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin Sunday night, killing five and injuring dozens more, was released on low-cost bail twice this year—including earlier this month, when he was freed on $1,000 bond for allegedly running over a woman with the same vehicle. YouTube canceled SkyWatchTV! Please follow us on Rumble: www.rumble.com/skywatchtv 5) Alleged Waukesha killer on the streets because of liberal bail policies; 4) Gangs loot three upscale retail stores in San Francisco area over the weekend; 3) Power customers in UK and US facing cold, expensive winter; 2) Europe looking at vaccine mandates while Fauci says children as young as 6 months could be eligible for jab by spring; 1) Toronto school cancels speaking engagement by Yezidi woman from Iraq because her story of life under ISIS could “foster Islamophobia.”

Farhan Khalaf arrived in Australia from Sinjar in November 2019 and lives in Armidale. We speak to him about his hobbies of playing different musical instruments. Farhan is a self taught artist who plays Tambour, Oud and Def (drums).    - SBS Kurdî bi Ferhan Xelef ku di Mijdara 2019an de ji Şengalê hatiye Australya û li Armidale dijî diaxafe. Ferhan li ser meraqa xwe ya lêxistina amûrên muzîkê yên cuda diaxive. Ferhan xwe bi xwe fêrî lêdana Tembûr, Ûd û Defê kiriye. 

Hayat Murad a young Yezidi artist hopes people will understand the sufferings of the Yezidis at the hands of ISIS through her paintings. Her art exhibition, "Colourful Letters from the Yezidi Genocide" took place in Sinjar. - Di 14 meha Tebaxê de vekirina pêşengeha Heyat Murad ya hunerî ye bi navê Nameyên Rengîn ji Jenosaydkirina Êzîdiyan bû, pêşengehê li Şingalê cî girt.

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Seven years have passed since the Islamic State fighters first launched a brutal attack against the Yezidi people and other minorities in north western Iraq. The Free Yezidi Foundation (FYF) is holding an online commemoration on 2-3 of August. Founder of FYF Pari Ibrahim speaks with SBS Kurdish about the current situation of the displaced Yezidis and the efforts to find and rescue over 2800 missing women and children.  - Heft sall têperr bûwe le katî hêrişkirdinî Dewlletî Îslamî bo ser xellkî Êzîdî û kemînekanî dîke le bakurî rojawayî Êraq. Damezrawey 'Free Yezidi Foundation' (FYF) semînarêkî dû rojî berêwe debat rojî 2 1 3 mangî 8 bo tawûtwê kirdinî ew astengîyaney ke hêşta le rêy awre Êzîdîyekane û hewlldanî dîtinewey çareser boyan. Le em lêdwane Parî Îbrahîm le FYF-e we, ememan bo şî dekatewe.

Originariamente un insediamento romano, Sinjar è diventata, nel corso dei secoli, uno dei cuori del mondo yezida e curdo in IraqSeguite tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni , per articoli e podcast visitate il nostro sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo". Vuoi avere tutto in unico posto? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorni Ogni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e ci aiuta a dedicarci sempre di più alla nostra passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente

This is the fourth episode of Yazidi Voices, the podcast by Yazidi Legal Network. In this weeks episode we speak with Adiba Qasim, a survivor of the Yazidi genocide in 2014. Adiba and her family fled from ISIS just 15 minutes before they invaded her village in the Sinjar region. In the previous episode with Adiba we talked about how she fled her country. In this part, also the last part with Adiba, we speak about her life now in Switzerland and all the amazing work she is doing for the Yezidi community. Disclaimer: Yazidi Voices is a platform for volunteers of Yazidi Legal Network to share their views and knowledge. The views presented in this podcast are the views of the volunteers, and do not necessarily represent the views of Yazidi Legal Network or any other organizations or individuals they might be affiliated with. The sound quality and the podcast moderation do not reach professional levels. Instead, the main point of the podcast is to offer the listeners an informative and interesting experience. We hope it is not too much of an inconvenience for the listeners. *Trigger warning* This episode can contain potentially distressing material.

Our guest this week is ‘Rob', who works in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq as a language consultant with the overall goal of helping plant Kurdish churches and get the Bible completed in Northern Kurdish.  Rob has found the Kurds, though they are mainly Muslim and some Yezidi, love the Psalms, and often out of instinct pull out their mobiles to start videoing him when he reads them a Psalm in their heart language! He often proclaims Christ from the book that speaks so movingly of his sufferings and victory, and longs to see Kurdish believers develop more Psalm-singing to help them, in Christ, to make sense of their sufferings and be strengthened with hope. He shares from the remarkable history of Psalm-singing in the Punjab, 100 years after the death of Shahbaz the poet who put the Psalter into metrical form for the Punjabi churches. Might there be someone in your church who could help collect and annotate Kurdish folk tunes and use them with metrical forms of the Psalms? He also explores the ethnic identity of the Kurds - one of the largest people groups in the world without a state of their own - who are spread across Turkey, Iraq, Iran & Syria. As inhabitants of the Zagros Mountains, they are descendants of the Medes, who feature in the OT and were at the Day of Pentecost. In troubled times for the Kurds, Rob makes the point that it is not secular nationalism that gives the Kurds a secure future, nor the Western powers who divided up the Middle East after WWI to serve their own interests, but God's unbreakable covenant with Abraham, which ensures that all nations will receive God's blessing. God will ensure that the Kurds, along with people of every tribe and language and people and nation, through Christ's redeeming blood, will be part of his eternal kingdom. You can watch www.bit.ly/plan4medes to explore this biblical theme further. If you want to try singing Psalms in English, the Sing Psalms app is a great resource. A list of tunes Rob recommends can be found on tinyURL.com/easyPsalmtunes   Presented by David Meredith www.generation-mission.org

Yezidi-kind Bewar werd als baby door IS ontvoerd. Zijn ouders verdwenen, maar zijn oudere broer Ali begon een jarenlang zoektocht die via Syrië voerde naar Turkije. Correspondent Melvyn Ingleby reconstrueerde de reddingsoperatie die daarop volgde, om Bewar weer veilig thuis te krijgen.Presentatie: Geertje TuenterProductie: Tessa Colen, Nina van Hattum, Weike van Koolwijk en Iris VerhulsdonkMontage: Jan Paul de Bondt en Julia Vié Gast: Melvyn Ingleby

Ravi Singh is no stranger to relief efforts. His organization, Khalsa Aid, led humanitarian support to the embattled Yezidi in 2015, to Rohingya refugees in 2017, and to tsunami-stricken Indonesia in 2018. What he did not expect was that his NGO’s skills would be needed across India in the wake of COVID-19. “We went from serving food in a war zone to procuring oxygen concentrators in a dysfunctional democracy.

Interview with Judit Neurink, an independent journalist who lived and worked in the Middle East. Trust is of great importance in her field of work. When training young journalists in Iraq she warned them that if they lie to their public, people will lose their trust. But many had no choice, as they worked for party media only interested in the truth of the party. Talking to Yezidi victims who escaped from the Islamic terror group ISIS, she was appalled to see some international colleagues breaking the trust the young women showed by talking about their ordeal. It had direct consequences for other journalists too, as many women no longer felt like talking to them. This problem she currently encounters is a result of the distrust fake news has sowed towards journalists and regular media. As a result, people become less well informed, so less able to make the right decisions. She concludes that now, plain and simple, honest and trustworthy information that is not biased or opinionated is more important than ever.

Karine Bonneau of the Global Survivors Fund discusses the realistic prospects for reparations for Yezidi sexual violence survivors in Iraq and beyond, and Ntaganda's victims in the DRC.

Nebraska is fifth in the nation for refugee resettlement per capita. As NET’s Melissa Rosales and Gabriella Parsons report, one program in Lincoln aims to give young refugees and immigrants a voice through multimedia storytelling.It’s a Tuesday afternoon and the last bell of the day just rang at Lin...

I 5 titoli più belli e significativi letti quest’anno e ben 5 menzioni d’onoreSeguite tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni , per articoli e podcast visitate il nostro sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo". Vuoi avere tutto in unico posto? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorni Ogni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e ci aiuta a dedicarci sempre di più alla nostra passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente

Ultima parte di una serie di 3 episodi dedicati agli Yezidi ed alla loro fede. In questa puntata: uno dei pochi documenti ufficiali e due preghiereSeguite tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni , per articoli e podcast visitate il nostro sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo". Vuoi avere tutto in unico posto? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorni Ogni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e ci aiuta a dedicarci sempre di più alla nostra passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente

Seconda parte di una serie di 3 episodi dedicati agli Yezidi ed alla loro fede. In questa puntata: le origini del cosmo, dell’uomo ed i loro due libri sacriSeguite tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni , per articoli e podcast visitate il nostro sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo". Vuoi avere tutto in unico posto? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorni Ogni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e ci aiuta a dedicarci sempre di più alla nostra passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente

Prima parte di una serie di 3 episodi dedicati agli Yezidi ed alla loro fede. In questa puntata: le origini, l’angelo pavone e Sheikh ‘AdiSeguite tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni , per articoli e podcast visitate il nostro sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo". Vuoi avere tutto in unico posto? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorni Ogni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e ci aiuta a dedicarci sempre di più alla nostra passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente

Skanda worship was popular during the Vedic Times and Murugan in Tamil. Murugan's oldest Temple dating to 300 BC has been found in Tamil Nadu and Murugan worship is spread throughout the world including Malaysia. Now there is evidence that Murugan was worshipped in Iraq, then called Mesopotamia. There is tribe  Yezdis, which scholars believe to have descended from the Tribe of Murugan. The God is worshipped in the form of a Peacock, which is the vehicle of Lord Muruga. ” The Yezidis are a very ancient people from Iraq with their calender being 6764 yrs old. About 5000 years ago Yezidis migrated from India to Afganistan, Iran, Iraq and middle east. At that time they were called children of Melek Taus same as Murugan, a God found in south of India. The religion of Yezidis share much in common with Vedic Hindus. Yezidis believe in reincarnation. Peacock finds a special place, which is worshiped as Melek taus/Murugan. No  peacock is found in Iraq or the middle east but is native to India. The language in which the Yezidi holy books are written is Avesta which is thought to be same language of Sanskrit. Lord Rama is also one of the Yezidi Gods. The temple tops of the Yezidis look much like the Hindu temples. The serpent is the totem of Melek Taus/Murugan and symbolizes the Kundalini released.” Since their founding many thousands of years ago in India, these people have always been known as the Yezidis or Yazidis. According to Eszter Spat in The Yezidis, the name is derived from ez Xwede dam, meaning “I was created by God.” Some Yezidis maintain that it translates as “Followers of the true path.” The term Yezidi or Yazidi is also very close to the Persion/Zoroastrian word Yazdan, meaning “God“, and Yazata, meaning “divine” or “angelic being“.https://ramanisblog.in/2015/01/26/murugan-peacock-murugan-tribe-in-iraq/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramanispodcast/message

Debbie Rose is an Executive Director of Project Abraham. She incorporated a new organization to take over the work of Project Abraham and focus on the Resettlement and Support of the Yezidi survivors of genocide - continuing the work begun as Project Manager under the Mozuud Freedom Foundation. Through meetings and public speaking appearances, engage in outreach to diverse communities and organizations to establish partnerships, recruit volunteers, and raise funds in order to ensure the availability of maximum resources for the newly-arrived refugees. Train volunteers and oversee 15 Resettlement Volunteer Teams and 6 committees. Complete administrative tasks for the board of Directors. Facilitate the application process to bring additional Yezidi survivors to Canada.

We speak to Yazidi writer and journalist Khaled Taalo Alqaidy from Duhok in Kurdistan Region about:The agreement between Baghdad and Erbil to restore security and stability to the Yezidi majority district of Sinjar.The killing of two well known Yazidi men, one businessman and the other a charity worker.And Mr Alqaidy's delayed travel to Australia to join his family because of coronavirus. - Di vê hevpeyvînê de em bi nivîskar û rojnamvan Xalid Te'lo Alqaidî re li ser rêkeftina hukumeta HHK û Iraqê derbarê Şingalê diaxafin, herweha li ser kuştina du kesên bi nav û deng e Êzîdî, Şêx Paşa Mehmûd û Beşîr Hisên Koriya ku di nav mehekê de hatin kuştin biaxafin.

Six years ago today, ISIS killed thousands of Yezidis and enslaved thousands of women and kids. We, as Kurdish Women Podcast are launching our Podcast on the sixth anniversary of the Yezidi Genocide. We dedicate our podcast to the Yezidi Women who are captured and enslaved by ISIS six years ago.

Welcome back to a new season! With Covid-19 restrictions still in place, we bring you another Zoom panel! For this reason, the audio quality will be a little different to our usual studio sound. This week, we are joined by Sophie Chao, who we interviewed previously about her use of multispecies ethnography during her time with the Marind People and our very own Deanna Catto! Firstly, our guest this week Sophie Chao [01:49] starts us off by thinking about what we do as anthropologists in relation to the global pandemic. Sophie has had to alter her ethnographic practices because of how things have become “suspended” in the face of Covid-19. She asks us to consider how we as ethnographers and anthropologists need to adapt our methods and our ethics to suit this strange new world. How have you had to adapt your ethnographic methods? Simon [06:49] then reflects on human difference through exploration of the Yezidi creation stories. The Yezidi people are an ethnic and religious minority in Northern Iraq who have two different creation stories which result in two different “peoples”. Simon poses questions of how we, as anthropologists, are able to work with people who have varying world views about themselves and their relationship to others. How do we navigate working with people that have different world views that might be contrary to our own? Deanna [11:36] reflects on how Covid-19 has affected shared spaces, such as her dojo where she practises Karate and how her practise has been forced online. She mentions Durkheim's Collective Effervescence and how she has been able to train online with Karate masters who ordinarily are invited to large yearly gatherings. The group reflects on how Dee's virtual dojo has created an “e-effervescent” landscape. Have you had to do the awkward goodbye at the end of a zoom call? Finally, Alex [16:45] discusses the problems with field notes. He notes that as time progresses, the memories, the sights and the sounds attached to his field notes start to fade. Alex also discusses how easy it is to plant false memories. Dee mentions that even the memories of our interlocutors can be flawed and that we need to be aware of how we as anthropologists are seeing the world. Head over to our website to check out the links and citations from this episode! Don't forget to head over to our Facebook group The Familiar Strange Chats. Let's keep talking strange, together! If you like what we do and are in a position to do so, you can help us to keep making content by supporting us through Patreon. This anthropology podcast is supported by the Australian Anthropological Society, the ANU's College of Asia and the Pacific and College of Arts and Social Sciences, and the Australian Centre for the Public Awareness of Science, and is produced in collaboration with the American Anthropological Association. Music by Pete Dabro: dabro1.bandcamp.com Shownotes by Matthew Phung Podcast edited by Alex D'Aloia and Matthew Phung

Since humanitarian intakes by the Australian government from Syria and Iraq in 2016 and religious minorities were granted asylum after fleeing Islamic State, some Yezidi families have been settled in Armidale and other regions in Australia. - Welîd Xalid Elelî û hevjîna xwe bû du salin hatine Australya û gelekî ji hukmeta Australya û ji jiyan li Australya razîne.

Artist, Hannah Rose Thomas, began a journey of healing when she was asked to organize an art project for Syrian refugees in 2014. She went on to continue this humanitarian work of art and empathy and had the privilege to hear the stories of women in Northern Iraq and Nigeria who had survived incredible trauma and violence. She taught them to paint their own portraits which became a process of healing in restoring their own personhood, something they said was of their highest value. Many of the women painted themselves with tears of gold coming down their face and Hannah has since began compiling her portraits of the women into a book with that very title, Tears of Gold. She describes her work as giving a voice to the voiceless and uses the paintings as tools of advocacy to bring about change. Her work has been shown in Houses of Parliament, European Parliament, Scottish Parliament, Lambeth Palace, The Saatchi Gallery and Durham Cathedral.  Three of Hannah’s paintings of Yezidi women were chosen by HRH The Prince of Wales for his exhibition Prince & Patron in Buckingham Palace in 2018. She is a Durham graduate in Arabic and History, with an MA from the Prince's School of Traditional Art in London. Hannah will be beginning her PhD at Glasgow University in September 2020 with the UNESCO ‘Art Lab for Human Rights and Dialogue.’ To connect with her and see her work visit: http://hannahrosethomas.com To connect with the podcast: https://www.instagram.com/artandfaithpodcast/ https://www.patreon.com/artandfaithpodcast

Join Nuveen Barwari and Pael Abdullah on the Newave Podcast as they talk to their guest Naren Briar about various topics such as gender roles, gender equality, feminism in Kurdistan, academia, Kurdish women in comedy, dismantling the patriarchy and sooooo much more you just gotta listen! Naren Briar Bio: Naren works as a human rights activists and campaigns for religious and ethnic minorities in the Middle East through humanitarian work. Her main areas of study are the Kurdish, and Yezidi conflicts in addition to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. She’s published analysis of the Iranian protests in The Region and works with local representatives to bring attention to the implications of American foreign policy and its effects on minorities in the Middle East. Follow her on instagram @nareeennn and on Twitter @narinistan Music Credit: Eyaz Yosif Follow us on our Socials!  instagram: @newavepodcast   @paellos                          @fufucreations  @nuveenbarwari   Twitter: @nuveenbarwari @paellos96  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newave/support

Hannah Rose Thomas is a gifted English artist, who has found a way to integrate her art and humanitarian work, largely painting portraits of those whom have been persecuted. She desires to use art as a tool for advocacy, bringing a voice to the voiceless into places of influence in theWest. She has organized art projects in Jordan with Syrian refuges, with Yezidi women in Northern Iraq who had escaped ISIS captivity, with Rohingya children in refugee camps on the Myanmar border, and with survivors of Boko Haram and Fulani violence in Northern Nigeria.As a whole, my conversation with Hannah and her beautiful work remind me, andreminds us, of the enduring beauty of the human soul and the eternal beauty of the Divine.

Dalal Ghanim is 23 en ze werd dit jaar uitgeroepen tot succesvolle vluchteling-student. Ze hoort bij de Jezidi's die zwaar vervolgd zijn door IS. Op haar 17e vluchtte ze met een deel van haar familie uit Irak naar Nederland. In 'Van Oud naar Nieuw' spreekt ze een uur lang met Maaike Timmerman van Omroep WNL.

In Rmeilan, in het Noordoosten van Syrië, staat een bijzonder weeshuis. Eigenlijk zijn de kinderen die daar worden opgevangen helemaal geen wees. Hun vaders zijn strijders van Islamitische Staat, vermoedelijk omgekomen in de strijd of gevangen genomen. Hun moeders zijn Yezidi-vrouwen, die als slaaf gevangen waren genomen door Islamitische Staat en werden verkracht. De Yezidi-moeders mogen de kinderen, die op die manier bij hen verwekt zijn, niet meenemen naar huis. De religieuze leiding van de Yezidi’s heeft dat zo bepaald: de moeders mogen terug naar de eigen gemeenschap, maar niet samen met deze kinderen. Die zijn niet welkom. Een reportage van Hans-Jaap Melissenover de achtergelaten kinderen

Lincoln native Erik Higgins returns to his home to start a music festival.

The BoxingInsider.com crew is back for its wildest show yet. Canelo has cemented him self as boxing’s pound for pound king while DAZN made boxing fans take a backseat to the UFC. We took phone calls from Former WBA Champion Austin Trout, Jose Guzman, and “Angry” Rich Mancuso. Jeandra Lebeauf caught up with Larry Merchant after the Canelo fight. Sammy “The Bull” Gravano talks about the mafia ordering Don King dead when he refused to do what John Gotti wanted.  Yurik Mamedov joins us in studio to talk about his boxing journey and the plight of the Yezidi people.   Curtis “Spice” Jones and Henry Deleon join Larry Goldberg in studio. 

In this episode, Genevieve goes to a barbershop where wonderful music is created in the off-hours. In our second season of The PlainStory, 'The Sound of Home', Genevieve Randall (an NET Radio host) takes you on a journey through Lincoln, Nebraska. Instead of individual stories, we're making our next batch of stories episodic, and centered around the themes of music and home.

An audiobook reading of the two scriptural books of the Yezidis (a minority religion of Kurdistan). These fascinating books are a good way to understand the beliefs of this embattled ethno-religious community.

The Yezidi journey to asylum, a discussion with Mizgîn Êzîdî on his story, his flight from Iraq through France to the UK and his treatment along the way and since he has arrived hereSupport the show (https://www.justgiving.com/tncf)

Talking to Miskin, a Yezidi refugee, about the plight of the Yezidis, about her own troubles and the troubles of her peopleSupport the show (https://www.justgiving.com/tncf)

William Morris talks on Hala London radio with Mizgîn Êzîdî on Yezidi religious beliefsSupport the show (https://www.justgiving.com/tncf)

Het is zaterdag precies vijf jaar geleden dat nietsontziende aanvallen op de Yezidi's plaatsvonden: mannen werden vermoord, vrouwen tot slaaf gemaakt en kinderen opgeleid tot IS-strijders. Nu terreurbeweging Islamitische Staat verjaagd is uit de Noord-Iraakse Sinjar-regio, zouden de gevluchte Yezidi's kunnen terugkeren. Corruptie, politieke spanningen en angst voor een terugkeer van de radicalen voorkomen dat de vluchtelingen huiswaarts keren en hun leven weer oppakken. En toch zien Midden-Oosten journalist Brenda Stoter Boscelo en Wahhab Hassoo van Stichting NL helpt Yezidi's een enorme veerkracht bij de overlevenden.

Het is zaterdag precies vijf jaar geleden dat nietsontziende aanvallen op de Yezidi’s plaatsvonden: mannen werden vermoord, vrouwen tot slaaf gemaakt en kinderen opgeleid tot IS-strijders. Nu terreurbeweging Islamitische Staat verjaagd is uit de Noord-Iraakse Sinjar-regio, zouden de gevluchte Yezidi’s kunnen terugkeren. Corruptie, politieke spanningen en angst voor een terugkeer van de radicalen voorkomen dat de vluchtelingen huiswaarts keren en hun leven weer oppakken. En toch zien Midden-Oosten journalist Brenda Stoter Boscelo en Wahhab Hassoo van Stichting NL helpt Yezidi’s een enorme veerkracht bij de overlevenden.

Lucifer: Devil, Christ and Jack SkellingtonOn this very special episode we discuss the archetypal "Lucifer." Is Lucifer the progenator of evil as is so commonly believed? Is the head of the "Illuminati" the fabled Lucifer himself, fallen angel and deciever of men? Or is there a different side to Lucifer? We discuss the curious connection between the Serpent and the Messiah, the division between the Sumerian Enki and Enlil as well as Milton's Paradise Lost. We talk about the role Lucifer plays in the Gnostic cosmology, his connection to the demiurge and to Christ.What is an Ishta-Deva? What does Brahman have to do with all of this? Who is Melek Taus of the Yezidis? Are they worshipping the devil or something else? We even discuss Luciferic, illuminati symbolism encoded in movies and popular culture.We look at Lucifer in "The Matrix" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas." Hosted by: Luke Madrid - LukeMadrid@gmail.com, IG: the_whole_rabbit_Co-Hosted by: Andrew Haskins - thewholerabbitpodcast@gmail.comIf you would like to support the show please subscribe to our Patreon for just $5 a month. Members get episodes before anyone else, a members-only show each month and of course, a shout-out at the end. https://www.patreon.com/thewholerabbitYoutube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcmocfH13BzwsAb62xmp-LAiTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-whole-rabbit/id1457163771Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0AnJZhmPzaby04afmEWOAVGooglePlay:https://play.google.com/music/podcasts/portal/u/0#p:id=playpodcast/series&a=1274929319Stiwtcher:https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/buzzsprout-158/the-whole-rabbit?refid=stprInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/the_whole_rabbit_/Twitter:https://twitter.com/h4ckrabbitPraise Lucifer, 444 Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thewholerabbit)

Vi blir hembjudna på kurdisk vegbrunch av Bredängs kattigaste power couple Philadelphia och Melissa Korkmaz för att snacka tillhörighet, utanförskap och det mitt emellan när det kommer till att bli vegan när man redan har flera identiteter. Det här avsnittet handlar om att ständigt förändras och att uppdatera sin identitet, från rötter till framtid. Stå upp för djuren, bli heywanist! SWISHA KÄRLEK TILL 123 267 77 63 Prenumerera, recensera och betygsätta oss i din poddapp så att andra vet att vi finns. Insta - @VeganismArBror Fb - Veganism Är Bror @Han_Solin @Gurgin

Many people think that everyone in Iraq is Muslim. And it's true that the majority are. Some people know of some of the Christians even. But there's a long history and heritage of minority religions in Iraq. Hannah and Colleen ran into a few themselves traveling around the area and Hannah actually did some pretty thorough research on the ones they talk about here: Yezidi, Yarsani, and Zoroastrians.  Learn more in the blog posts Hannah wrote about Mystery religions over on the Servant Group Blogs! https://servantgroup.org/?s=mystery+religion

Jane Drichta is a midwife, author, and founder of the Global Motherhood Initiative. We got to talk to her just days before she left to spend a year in Iraq setting up a maternity and mental health clinic in a Yezidi refugee camp.  Like us on Facebook, email us at balancingchaospodcast@gmail.com, and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes or Stitcher! Mentioned on the podcast Global Motherhood Initiative Who are the Yazidis and why is Isis hunting them? The group least likely to think the U.S. has a responsibility to accept refugees? Evangelicals. "By more than two-to-one (68% to 25%), white evangelical Protestants say the U.S. does not have a responsibility to accept refugees." lost mothers: maternal mortality in the u.s. Centering Pregnancy The ONE Thing Mountains Beyond Mountains, Tracy Kidder Partners in Health #HomeToVote – and what it means to watch Irish women boarding planes to Repeal the 8th I'm begging you: Stop donating canned goods to food banks Donate to Global Motherhood Initiative        Our Favorite Things Jane: Iron Man Kelley: What do you do with an idea? - Kobe Yamada Gretchen: NoseFrida

Arbil-based journalist Cathy Otten discusses "With Ash on their Faces: Yezidi Women and the Islamic State" (OR Books), a deeply reported account of the suffering of the Yezidi religious minority over the border in Iraq. Support Turkey Book Talk by making a donation via Patreon. Many thanks to current supporters Celia Jocelyn Kerslake, Michelle Zimmer, Jan-Markus Vömel, Steve Bryant, Aaron Ataman, Max Hoffman, Andrew MacDowall, Paul Levin, Ayla Jean Yackley and Tan Tunalı.

Host Rania Khalek of the "Unauthorized Disclosure" podcast spent a week with the Yezidi Yezidi Popular Mobilization Forces in newly liberated south Sinjar in August. She learned many Yezidis join the PM to protect their families, defend their towns, and save those in their family captured by ISIS. Khalek wrote about the stories she heard from Yezidis for "The Grayzone Project." Those she spoke with described tales of genocide and conflict to her, sometimes in utterly horrific detail. We talk about her time in Iraq with the Yezidi PMF.

Nu het kalifaat van de Islamitische Staat in hoog tempo afbrokkelt, komen er steeds meer verhalen naar buiten van mensen die ISIS hebben overleefd. Journalist Judit Neurink tekende eerder al de verhalen op van de tot seksslaaf gemaakte Yezidi-vrouwen, nu heeft zij een nieuw online boek: Vrouwen overleven ISIS, waarin ze de ervaringen deelt van gewone soennitische vrouwen onder ISIS-bestuur. En niet in de laatste plaats: van vrouwen die zich al dan niet vrijwillig aansloten bij de terreurbeweging.

Ramseeia Naif est une jeune femme Yesidi. Elle a dû fuir ses terres ancestrales en Irak face à Daech, tout comme les autres membres de son ethnie. Arrivée dans un camp de réfugiés après une année de captivité, elle a reçu une aide psychologique financée par Amnesty International. Un reportage de Bruno Amrein.

April 21, 2016 | To many Americans, ISIS is a terrorist organization responsible for deadly plots in Paris and Brussels, for beheading Westerners, and for threatening America's security. The U.S. government has also recently declared the group a perpetrator of genocide. In the summer of 2014, ISIS committed genocide and crimes against humanity against ethnic and religious minorities in Ninewa province in Northern Iraq. The group forced more than 800,000 people from their homes and deliberately destroyed shrines, temples, and churches and kidnapped or killed hundreds, likely thousands, of people. ISIS decimated millennia-old communities, irrevocably tearing the social fabric of the once-diverse region. Distinguished experts in law and human rights discussed the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's latest Bearing Witness report on Iraq, which documented crimes against Yezidi, Christian, and other ethnic and religious populations in Northern Iraq. Panelists talked about the atrocities, analyzed current conditions in Iraq, and assessed future risks to civilians in the region. This event took place in the Newseum's Annenberg Theater, located at 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001. This event was co-sponsored by the Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs at Georgetown University, and the Religious Freedom Center of the Newseum Institute.

Drawing on decades of experience, author and historian Peter Levenda turns to the novel as the best and perhaps only way to tell a story that has to be told – that hidden within the tales of America's most iconic writer of gothic horror, H.P. Lovecraft, runs a vein of actual terror. Gregory Angell, the present-day descendant of George Angell in Lovecraft's “Call of Cthulhu,” is summoned by a nameless covert agency of the US government to retrieve a sacred book from the grasp of an Islamist terror network operating out of northern Iraq, in the land of the Yezidi. Peter explains where all this comes from and how he had to continually update the book in light of current events.  

Tonight on Night Fright: H.P. Lovecraft, Aleister Crowley, Necromonicon, AFIO or the Association of Former Intelligence Officers, Carl Tanzler, Henrich Himmler, The Great Old Ones, Cthulhu cult rituals, Yezidi, remote viewing, Colonia Dignidad Chile, Rat Lines, Ancient Aliens

Sedona: City of the Star People reveals the esoteric history of Sedona, Arizona, which author Pinkham says was known in very ancient times as Palatkwapi, the “Red House.” According to Hopi legend, Extraterrestrial Star People built Palatkwapi as a glorious city of sacred wisdom. It was here that the migrating Hopis learned their sacred rites and dances, as well as many mysteries of the universe.Since 1987, author Mark Amaru Pinkham has been blessed with the ability to envision Palatkwapi as it exists now?an interdimensional city that co-exists with the physical town of Sedona. Many of Palatkwapi’s temples continue to exist physically within Sedona in a water-worn condition, and on higher dimensions they survive in their original perfection. In Sedona: City of the Star People Mark recounts his first experiences with the temples of Palatkwapi in Boynton Canyon, the largest of the four major vortexes of Sedona, and then he shares his experiences during the following 27 years as he continuously returns to study their design and function.The book culminates in Mark’s discovery of a royal court composed of red rock temples that he now identifies as the ancient seat of the Hopis’ King of the World, the Star Being known as Masau’u. Through his direct study with the Yezidi priests of Iraq, Mark has further discovered that Masau’u is another name for the Yezidis’ King of the World, Tawsi Melek, the Peacock Angel, and that the planetary monarch is due to soon make his presence known among the masses. Could it be in Sedona?