VOICED : After two years under IS Saddam's joy at losing the beard

The video discusses the retaking of villages near Mosul by the army, highlighting the harsh conditions under IS rule, such as the lack of basic freedoms and necessities. It follows Saddam, a displaced person, as he relocates to a camp in Kurdistan, describing the challenges faced by his family. The narrative shifts to the broader humanitarian crisis as Iraqi forces advance towards Mosul, emphasizing the urgent need for aid as more displaced people are expected.

What were some of the restrictions imposed by the Islamic State group in the villages near Mosul?

• Wearing short trousers

• Freedom to travel

• Access to education

• Use of mobile phones and satellite TV

Why did Saddam and his family feel safer in the camp despite living in a tent?

• They received financial support

• They were away from the constant threat of violence

• They could communicate freely with the outside world

• They had access to better food

What marked the beginning of the expected humanitarian crisis according to NGOs?

• The arrival of the first thousand displaced people

• The end of the conflict in Mosul

• The retaking of Mosul by Iraqi forces

• The establishment of new refugee camps

What is the main challenge faced by humanitarian organizations as the offensive on Mosul continues?

• Providing education to displaced children

• Managing the large number of displaced people

• Rebuilding infrastructure in Mosul

• Ensuring enough food supplies

What is the expected duration of the battle for Mosul?

• A few weeks

• Several months

• Indefinitely

• A year