Munira explains to me matter-of-factly that the younger girls are more expensive or saved for the Emirs.
"They took me and my 13-year-old sister together to a big room in the Al-Baaj district. I was in a room with another 50 girls. We arrived at night, and then the next day, we were selected by the fighters," says the 16-year-old Yazidi girl.
She was fleeing with her older brother, 22, and younger brothers, eight and ten, when they were captured. She was taken in a separate truck with her younger sister. Their mother had fled to Sinjar Mountain with her younger siblings. She has not seen her brothers since.
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