Iraqis who fled Mosul yet to return to their homes 2 years on

Nihaya Issa, a 33-year-old Iraqi woman displaced from Mosul, stands outside a tent at al-Khazir camp for the internally displaced, located between Iraq's northern city of Mosul and the capital of the autonomous Kurdish region Arbil on July 30, 2019. Although Mosul was freed from the grip of the Islamic State group jihadists in 2017, tens of thousands of displaced Iraqis native to the city remain dwelling in sprawling displacement camps. PHOTO | SAFIN HAMED | AFP

Al-Khazer

Her tent is bare, she is unemployed and her family relies on food donations.