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Nadia Murad, welcome to the Daily Social Distance and Show.

Thank you so much for having me.

And it's my honor to be with you and join you today.

Before we start, I just want to remind your viewers that today is the world, day against

the human trafficking.

It is our collective responsibility to end the human trafficking.

And I hope everyone can help to raise awareness about these topics.

You have spoken about this and I think that's why your story is so powerful because

many people thought of ISIS and there was a point where it was all that was in the news.

And once the larger caliphate was defeated, people thought the story was finished.

But you've been an advocate speaking out saying there are so many women who are still the

victims of sex trafficking and sexual violence at the hands of ISIS, at the hands of this

Islamic state that's trying to create terror through the abuse of women's bodies.

What are some of the things that you think the international community could be doing

to help?

You know, I wish that our pain and what is happening to us right now after six years of what

ISIS did to us.

I wish it was gone when they killed Baghdad or other ISIS, but this is not the reality.

The reality is that we have, until today, we have 2000 Yazidi women and children still

in captivity.

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