Yazidi genocide survivors will get compensation, but for some in Australia it's not enough
Share Share on Twitter For the Yazidi community, being able to get the closure of laying their loved ones to rest has been a long and almost impossible task. Shammo Silo and his two daughters resettled in the New South Wales regional city of Wagga Wagga in 2019, but his wife and three sons are still missing - he fears they are now dead. “No matter what, my heart will not be at ease,” he told SBS News. “All we want is to know what their fate is.” He was away from his home village of Kocho in northern Iraq on 3 August 2014, having left in the early ...
Source: sbs.com.au