Summary
This resolution condemns the systematic human rights abuses committed by the Islamic State in Iraq, particularly the kidnapping and sexual enslavement of women and children. It calls for urgent international action to protect vulnerable groups and hold perpetrators accountable. 10 27.11.2014
Other
woman
justice
religion
human rights
public safety
social policy
international relations
Key points
- The resolution strongly condemns the systematic human rights violations and atrocities committed by terrorist groups in Iraq.
- There is an urgent demand for the immediate release of all kidnapped women and children.
- The Iraqi government is called upon to ratify the Rome Statute to allow for international prosecution of war crimes.
- The international community must provide specialized medical and psychological support for survivors of sexual violence.
Documents (PDFs)
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the situation in Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
Iraq: kidnapping and mistreatment of women
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