Nadia Murad's Mission: Bringing ISIS to Justice for War Crimes

Nadia Murad, the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is relentlessly pursuing justice for the victims of ISIS. In a recent interview on "60 Minutes," Murad detailed her ongoing efforts, alongside human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, to bring ISIS members to trial for war crimes and genocide.

Murad, a survivor of ISIS captivity herself, has dedicated her life to advocating for the Yazidi people and other victims of ISIS brutality. She believes that holding ISIS accountable in international courts is crucial for achieving justice and preventing future atrocities. "They must be held accountable for what they did," Murad stated during the interview.

Amal Clooney has been instrumental in building the legal case against ISIS, gathering evidence and working with international organizations to build a strong prosecution. The legal team aims to demonstrate the systematic nature of ISIS's crimes, proving their intent to commit genocide against the Yazidi people and other religious minorities.

Murad's fight for justice is not just about retribution; it's about preventing future atrocities. By holding ISIS accountable, she hopes to deter other extremist groups and send a clear message that such crimes will not go unpunished. Her unwavering commitment serves as an inspiration to victims of war crimes around the world.