According to UN, women are being sold as sex slaves by ISIS in the market of Raqqa. Many women sold to individuals while some are kept in rest houses and being raped by ISIS fighters. Parents are worried because their daughters are forced to marry ISIS’s fighters.
Amos spoke harshly about the lack of progress since the Security Council passed Resolution 2139 in February, which laid out a number of basic human rights demands that the Syrian government and opposition fighters must follow.
Amos criticized the international community for becoming numb in the face of almost 200,000 deaths in Syria, with millions more injured and displaced. She said that Syrian refugees now account for a fifth of the world's number of displaced people.
Many women in Syria committing suicide
because of ISIS’s fear. ISIS keeping women/children’s as their slave and after
that they are distributing them like things. Women are forced to marry with
their fighters. Due to this many women have committed suicide. Earlier many
women shot dead because they refused to marry with ISIS’s fighters.
