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A PRISONER who claims she was forced to torture other women for ISIS has described savagely flogging women for not wearing gloves or socks.

Miyasa Hodor, who has been in prison for two years after she was captured, described the sickening punishments the terror group inflicts on women who don't cover up every inch of their skin.

 Miyasa Hodor claims ISIS terror thugs forced her to beat other women
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Miyasa Hodor claims ISIS terror thugs forced her to beat other womenCredit: Sky News

She told : "I had no training, my duty was to punish those who weren't wearing gloves or socks or the veil.

"They brought us about 50 people a day.

"The first time they told me 'you have to do it'.''

"I said 'I cannot'. They said, 'yes you can, you have to'."

 She says that ISIS militants would have attacked her if she didn't do their vile bidding
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She says that ISIS militants would have attacked her if she didn't do their vile biddingCredit: Sky News

Hodor, who fears she will die in prison, described the first time she tortured another woman.

She said: "I stood up and I whipped her. With every lash she was screaming.

"I withdrew my hand.

"They came and stood right behind me and said: 'If you don't do it we will whip you instead'.

"I have whipped many, you cannot count.

"If somebody goes without the veil, they will use pliers on her.

 An Iraqi federal policeman fires his rifle at ISIS fighters' positions at Bab al Jadid district in the old city of Mosul on Sunday
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An Iraqi federal policeman fires his rifle at ISIS fighters' positions at Bab al Jadid district in the old city of Mosul on Sunday

"If they don't take her they will take her husband instead."

In Syria ISIS set up a special brigade to enforce the terror group's barbaric views.

They whip any woman who steps out of line and force girls to become sex slaves.

ISIS imposes a strict dress code demanding all females from puberty upwards wear gowns to hide their body shape, black gloves to cover their hands, and veils so their faces cannot be seen.

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