Zeinab Ahmad, 31, faces charges in Melbourne for allegedly enslaving a Yazidi teenager, who was subjected to rape and abuse by her father, Mohammad Ahmad. The court heard that Ahmad and her family exercised ownership over the girl, who was reportedly purchased for $10,000 in June 2017. Detective Senior Constable Marc Clendenning testified that Ahmad forced the girl to perform household chores while her father assaulted her. The prosecution argues that the family participated in a systematic attack against the Yazidi people during the rise of ISIS, which included the capture and sexual enslavement of Yazidi women. The girl, who was held captive for over a year, reported being told by Ahmad's father that she was bought for 'sex and housework.' The case highlights the broader context of ISIS's violent ideology and the systematic oppression of Yazidis, particularly during the group's peak in 2014. The hearing continues as more details of the family's alleged involvement in ISIS activities are revealed.