Islamic State 'Sex Slave' Victim Tells Of Months Of Abuse - Special Report PART 2

VOICED: Eight families rescued after being held captive by Islamic State for a year and seven months have told Sky News of the devastating trauma they fear will scar them for life. The group of 31 men, women and children were taken by the extremists in Syria in August 2014. They were rarely allowed out, the women were treated as sex slaves and everyone lived in constant fear for their lives. A woman held as a sex slave by Islamic State for seven months has told Sky News she was abused every day and said the jihadists "were not like humans". IS is known to use Yazidi women as sex slaves as they do not recognise their culture and view them as heathens. Sky's Special Correspondent Alex Crawford sent this exclusive report from Dohuk in Northern Iraq. PART 2 on March 13, 2016 in Dohuk, Iraq.