Mosul displaced faced "numbing degradation" at hands of ISIL
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In Gogjali, on the eastern fringes of Mosul, a young girl stands by her family’s belongings after fleeing the city earlier that morning. They are waiting for the Iraqi military to take them to a camp for internally displaced persons. Photo: UNHCR/Ivor Prickett
Harrowing stories are emerging from Mosul in Iraq of life under the ISIL terrorist group, four weeks into the campaign to retake the northern city.
Some 60,000 people have been displaced so far, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
The agency's Joel Millman has travelled close to Mosul.
Daniel Johnson asked him what Iraqi people have been saying about life under ISIL.
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