Women of the Year | Nadia Murad

As president and chairwoman of the nonprofit Nadia’s Initiative, Nadia Murad lobbies governments and international organizations on behalf of those in crisis, with a focus on policy reform and resources for community rebuilding. Her efforts have resonated with the world: her 2017 memoir became a New York Times best seller, and in 2018 she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Murad, who often meets fellow survivors, says they all share a desire for “justice, and to see an end to this systematic use of violence against women and girls.”
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[@aleksandra1lesniak]

Beautiful. Thank you! I will show your website to my students

[@dizzybeepot9856]

Absolutely heartbreaking. This video, Nadia's work, and justice for the Yazidi people needs to be brought to greater light! and justice!!!