Yazidi Female Survivors Law, the Republic of Iraq's 2021 legislative text, is the Iraqi government's own statute recognizing and compensating Yazidi and other female survivors of Islamic State crimes. Its strength is that it is the primary legislative text itself, the government's own formal act of recognition. Its limit is that it is the legislative text itself, not an independent historical or scholarly account of the Yazidi genocide it responds to, which needs separate scholarship.
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Reliability tier 1: the government's own primary legislative text, the formal act of recognition itself though not an independent historical account of the events it responds to. NotesThe Republic of Iraq's own statute recognizing and compensating Yazidi and other female survivors of ISIL crimes (2021); the legislative text itself, not an independent historical or scholarly account of the Yazidi genocide.
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AuthorRepublic of Iraq
Publication Year2021
URLhttps://www.refworld.org/legal/legislation/natlegbod/2021/124274
Source Typelegal
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