No international body is actively searching for hundreds of Yazidi women and girls held captive by Islamist terrorists, with their fate relying on activists, relatives, and armchair detectives like Pari Ibrahim, who leads the efforts to identify and locate them. Despite over 2,500 Yazidis still missing, there is no official entity dedicated to their rescue, leading to a network of individuals globally working to track down and free the captives, including using unconventional methods like impersonating militants online to gather crucial information on their whereabouts.
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