Birmingham's Saltley Academy is battling radicalisation by hosting talks from Iraqi women who give pupils first-hand accounts of the horrors of life under Isis "Then he raped me. His name was Abu Mohammed, he was 60 years old. I was 15. They told us we were their sex slaves." The upturned faces of the students at Saltley Academy in Birmingham are shocked into perfect stillness, as 16-year-old Munira, a Yazidi Iraqi, describes how she was kidnapped and repeatedly raped by members of Islamic State...
The 'Trojan horse' school fighting the Islamic State propaganda machine
The Guardian - 13 Jul 2015 07:00
Birmingham's Saltley Academy is battling radicalisation by hosting talks from Iraqi women who give pupils first-hand accounts of the horrors of life under Isis "Then he raped me. His name was Abu Mohammed, he was 60 years old. I was 15. They told us we were their sex slaves." The upturned faces of the students at Saltley Academy in Birmingham are shocked into perfect stillness, as 16-year-old Munira, a Yazidi Iraqi, describes how she was kidnapped and repeatedly raped by members of Islamic State...
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