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.
Ezidikhan’s fledgling diplomatic corps, led by Supreme Spiritual Council head Baba Salem, is urging indigenous nations to ratify the NICT Charter.
Turkish missiles struck two cars in the Yazidi town of Shingal today.
Ezidikhan Prime Minister Barjis Soso Khalaf “rejects most emphatically” as “political extortion” the Kurdish Regional Government and Iraqi Government demand that the Ezidikhan Governing Council retract its 16 November Resolution charging the Kurdish government with acts of genocide and the Iraqi and US governments complicity in those acts.
On May 31st 2018, over fifty new tents together with supplies were delivered to Yezidi families that had lost their tents to the flash floods. Ezidikhan Government officials who had helped to source help from India were also present to help to deliver and set up tents for Yezidi families.