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3.1. Persons perceived to be affiliated with ISIL

3.2. Sunni Arabs

3.3. Human rights and political opposition activists and protesters and other perceived critics of the authorities

3.4. Journalists and media workers

3.5. Individuals perceived to be opposed to ISIL

3.6. (Perceived) collaborators of Western armed forces, organisations, or companies

3.7. Persons with diverse SOGIESC (also referred to as LGBTIQ persons)

3.8. Individuals perceived to transgress moral codes

3.9. Individuals considered to have committed blasphemy and/or apostasy, including converts and atheists

3.13. Persons living with disabilities and/or with severe medical issues

3.14. Persons involved in and affected by blood feuds in the context of tribal conflict

3.10. Religious and ethnic minorities

3.10.1. Turkmens

3.10.2. Yazidis

3.10.3. Christians

3.11.2. Women and girls perceived to have violated family honour

3.10.4. Sabean-Mandaeans

3.1.2. Family members of individuals with perceived ISIL affiliation

3.10.5. Palestinians

3.11. Women and girls

3.11.1. Violence against women and girls: overview

3.11.3. Forced and child marriage

3.11.4. Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C)

3.11.5. Single women and female heads of households

3.12. Children

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