SISI Slavery and forced pregnant woman into abortion.

SISI

SIS militants forced pregnant women they had sold into slavery to have abortions, according to three young Yazidis who escaped from the Islamic militants' brutal clutches.

After abducting hundreds of young women and girls from their homes in Iraq's Sinjar province last August, ISIS fighters rounded the captives up in "slave markets" where they were picked out to be used for sex.

The terror group was so intent on using rape as a weapon of war that they brought in their own doctors ( gynaecologists) to determine which of the women they had captured were virgins.

Bushra, 21, says she witnessed two doctors invasively examine girls to find out if they were already pregnant. Those found to be expecting were forced to abort their babies.

"One of my friends was pregnant," Bushra recalls. "Her child was about three months in the womb. They took her into another room. There were two doctors and they did the abortion.

"Afterwards, they brought her back. I asked her what happened and how they did it. She said the doctors told her not to speak."

Bushra says the abortion left her friend bleeding heavily, and in so much pain that "she could not talk or walk."

"She was the first. After that, they took the pregnant women and put them in a separate house."

VICTIMS. Noor,Munira and Bushra

Noor, Munira and Bushra say they were abducted when fighters stormed their villages; separated from their families and spirited away to ISIS controlled regions of Iraq, they were forced into sex slavery.

The refugee camps of Dohuk are filled with stories like theirs, of women and girls bought and sold, given as gifts, or bartered for weapons.

Bushra says she was living a "normal ... interesting ... good life," until ISIS arrived in Sinjar and tore her away from everything she knew.

"They told us, 'Give up your family, give up that you are Yazidi -- you are now Muslims. We are going to marry you; each fighter will have one of you.'"