This is Ashwaq. She's a Yazidi girl from Kurdistan, who was kidnapped by ISIS in 2014. After her escape from the terror group, she fled to Germany. In 2016 and 2018 she saw the ISIS man who bought her for 100$ walking free in Germany. He even confronted her and told her that he knows everything about her. Where she lives, with whom she lives, and so on. After talking to German police, the officers told her that the man is an asylum seeker just like her and that they can't do anything about the situation [since he didn't commit a crime in Germany]. They only provided her with a number to call, if he ever confronted her on the streets.
How is that even possible?! How can a terrorist, clearly identified by one of his victims, walk around that freely in Germany?
After Canada criticized SA for the arrest of a women rights activist onTwitter, Saudi Arabia responded by recalling its ambassador in Ottawa, expelling Canada's diplomat, freezing trade relations, withdrawing Saudi students from Canadian schools and even canceling flights between Saudi Arabia and Toronto. Things got even worse when a Saudi Arabian youth organization named "Infographic KSA" uploaded an image depicting a plane flying towards the CN Tower in Toronto to Twitter on 6 August. The image was widely perceived as a terrorist attack, similar to the September 11 attacks in which 15 of the 19 hijackers were citizens of Saudi Arabia. The tweet was deleted shortly afterwards.
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