Fawzia Amin Sido was just nine years old when ISIS militants tore her from her home in Sinjar, northern Iraq, and dragged her into a decade of captivity, rape and torture.
She and her family were among the 6,417 Yazidi women and children abducted by ISIS and forced into sexual slavery or labour after the terror group swept through the region in 2014, massacring thousands.
Recalling the day her life was shattered, Sido told the Daily Mail how ISIS raided Sinjar, also known as Shingal, on August 3, 2014, as her family slept on the roof of their home to escape the summer heat.
Islam is like a disgusting sickness.
