Abstract

Historically, women have been marginalized by the prevailing cultures and their rights have been violated. Since the events of the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone in the nineties of the last century, violations have increased, the most serious of which was rape, in a way that constitutes a phenomenon that deserves research and investigation, especially since it has now been repeated in ISIS’s rape of Yazidis in Mosul, in numbers that reached thousands, in a systematic manner and general behavior directed at ISIS in a brutal manner, including minors of ages (12) Twelve years with torture and selling in the markets and keep them away from their families and change their faith.
The rape committed by ISIS represents a gross violation of the most important rules of H.Rs that have settled among nations since the sixties of the last century, and then turned from being legal rules to becoming strict rules. Violators are exposed to the most severe legal penalties through special procedures for the most serious violations of international law and fall within the jurisdiction of the criminal judiciary.
Int`l law without the need for the consent of the state, as is traditionally known, which requires special procedures to punish the perpetrators and achieve justice. It also requires taking into account the difficult psychological conditions that the victims were subjected to and rehabilitating them to return to normal citizens and get rid of the devastating effects they suffer from.