Manar al Hareth from Raqqa, Syria. The 24-year-old was in the Al-Khansaa Brigade, an all-women Islamic State police unit tasked with enforcing the terror group's strict interpretation of Sharia law (...)
for women, and carrying out harsh punishments. After being accused of spying for the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and witnessing brutality and executions, she defected from the Islamic State and escaped to Turkey. Urfa, Turkey. July 2015. © Lorenzo Meloni / Magnum Photos
Manar al Hareth from Raqqa, Syria. The 24-year-old was in the Al-Khansaa Brigade, an all-women Islamic State police unit tasked with enforcing the terror group's strict interpretation of Sharia law (...)
for women, and carrying out harsh punishments. After being accused of spying for the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and witnessing brutality and executions, she defected from the Islamic State and escaped to Turkey. Urfa, Turkey. July 2015. © Lorenzo Meloni / Magnum Photos
Manar al Hareth from Raqqa, Syria. The 24-year-old was in the Al-Khansaa Brigade, an all-women Islamic State police unit tasked with enforcing the terror group's strict interpretation of Sharia law (...)
for women, and carrying out harsh punishments. After being accused of spying for the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and witnessing brutality and executions, she defected from the Islamic State and escaped to Turkey. Urfa, Turkey. July 2015. © Lorenzo Meloni / Magnum Photos