Barbados has shown significant interest in collaborating with Ezidikhan, including plans to host Tunisian judges from the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) to support the tribunal’s establishment.
Ezidikhan-Barbados Talks on Justice and Autonomy

Barbados has shown significant interest in collaborating with Ezidikhan, including plans to host Tunisian judges from the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) to support the tribunal’s establishment.
The Governments of Ezidikhan and Iraq have formalized an intergovernmental accord, signaling a new era of collaboration and mutual recognition. This agreement represents a significant step forward in the recognition of indigenous governance structures within Iraq and the pursuit of justice and autonomy for the Yezidi people.
A proposal to recognise Yazidis as a distinct nationality within Iraq has ignited political controversy, particularly among the Kurdish bloc in the Iraqi parliament.
The Government of Ezidikhan has approved a Charter for the Nations’ International Criminal Tribunal (NICT) tasked with bringing to trial individuals or entities accused of acts of genocide stemming from the August 2014 onslaught against the Yezidi nation by ISIS and its co-conspirators.
Ezidikhan has adopted the principal of Universal Jurisdiction into its legal code.
The borders of the nation of Ezidikhan were recently drawn and approved on August 6th. The drafting of map, however, already began in June 2020 with talks between between Yezidi House, the Yezidi Spiritual Council and the Government of Ezidikhan.
By proclamation, the hitherto known Provisional Government of Ezidikhan shall henceforth be known as the Government of the Nation of Ezidikhan
Ezidikhan’s fledgling diplomatic corps, led by Supreme Spiritual Council head Baba Salem, is urging indigenous nations to ratify the NICT Charter.
The Government of Ezidikhan has announced its approval of the Nations International Criminal Tribunal (NICT) to address and deter genocidal act committed against indigenous nations of the world.
Yezidi activist Jamil Sulaiman served the cause of justice for Yezidis until he was abducted and murdered by Kurdish secret police in June 2022.