اتجاهات التحقيقات الاستقصائية ازاء تنظيم داعش : دراسة تحليلية لتحقيقات شبكة نيريج

الملخص EN

This research sheds light on trends of investigative investigations towards ISIS that published on the NIRIJ network for the period 11/12/2014 until 28/11/2020.

The concerning of researcher of this topic comes from this newly editorial type of journalistic arts.

In aforementioned site and from its importance to identify the investigative content of problems which is social concern such as terrorism, crime, and social phycological problems in Iraqi regions that are occupied by ISIS in 2014.

The researcher has used the survey method to survey the investigative content trends which was presented by the investigative content investigations in the Nirij network.

It has included an overall survey of investigative investigations which related to ISIS.

They totaled until November 2020 about 23 Investigative investigation.

The researcher has divided this research into three section: The first one dealt with methodological from work.

The second dealt with investigative journalism.

The third included the analysis of investigative reporting trends in relation to ISIS in Nirij network for a period 11/12/2014 until 28/4/2020.

The conclusions of the research have confirmed the following: 1.

The investigative investigations concern to high light the issue of minorities that affected by ISISI.

The results clarified that the minorities such as Christians, Yazidis, Turkmen, and shabak are affected by ISISI.2.

The conclusions of this research show that ISISI committed massacres.

The most important massacres are spiker and the badush prison.3.

The Result of investigative investigations showed the negative impact of ISIS on children during the period of its controlling.

This was number of children.

This was through the recruitment of a large number of children.

This negative impact has continued wen with the elimination of ISIS.

So, it made a great number of unknown parentage children.

In addition, ISIS planted the extremist idea in the children's brains, which required intensive efforts in order to rehabilitate.