Islamic State release price list for slaves as young as one

Nov 6, 2014 - 13:37
Nov 6, 2014 - 15:12
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Islamic State release price list for slaves as young as one
IS militants (Picture: AFP)

Islamic State (IS) has released a price list of slaves – with some as young as one.

Abducted children aged from one to nine-years-old are the most expensive of all females with a price tag of 200,000 dinars ($180).

The tariff shows only Yazidi and Christian women. Those aged between 40 and 50 are being sold for 50,000 dinars ($43).

A document obtained by Iraqi News which sets out the prices was that it must be strictly adhered to by all IS members. Those who flaunt the rules – which includes selling more than three slaves to one buyer – will be executed.

It reads: ‘The market to sell women and spoils of war has been experiencing a significant decrease, which has adversely affected ISIS revenue and financing of the Mujahideen."

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