As the UN Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by ISIS (UNITAD) prepares to conclude its mission in Iraq by September, activists and experts are raising alarms about the potential consequences for Yazidi victims and other minority communities. The withdrawal of UNITAD, which has been instrumental in documenting ISIS crimes and supporting the Iraqi judiciary, is seen as a significant setback in the ongoing quest for justice. On Sunday, the United Nations team investigating ISIS crimes handed over crucial evidence from its six-year investigation to Iraq’s Supreme Jud…