Eight years since ISIS stormed across the border from Syria before kidnapping or murdering thousands of Yazidis in northern Iraq their suffering is greater than ever.
Nearly a decade since 400,000 Yazidis — a religious minority group — were captured, killed or forced to flee by the terror group in August 2014, many are struggling to deal with the psychological aftermath of the genocide against their community.
Sheren (name changed) fled from the clutches of ISIS and ended up in the relative safety of one of the 4,000 tents in Khanke camp.
