Turkey has provided refuge to thousands of Iraq's Yazidi community who have fled the deadly advance of Islamic State group. The government in Ankara says it's nearly finished constructing three new camps in Kurdish administered Iraq, but says it won't build any more on Turkish soil. Having spent in excess of three and half billion dollars looking after Syrian refugees, the Yazidi minority say they can't return home and are preparing for a life in exile. Al Jazeera's Bernard Smith reports from Midyat, in eastern Turkey.
