woman, according to the bill's summary.

The bill, sponsored by state Rep. Donna Lichtenegger, R-Jackson, was scheduled to be presented on the House floor Tuesday.

Nobody does a bill alone, Lichtenegger told the crowd.

"It takes all of you," she said.

Another speaker, Reagan Barklage, the Western Regional director of Students for Life of America, told the gathering about an experience she had with her current pregnancy. She said her baby was putting pressure on her sciatic nerve and Barklage went to a masseuse for relief. But, once the masseuse began manipulating her back, the baby became agitated and began kicking. The masseuse said they would calm the baby and put a warm towel on Barklage's back, she said. The baby immediately calmed.

"My baby could feel the warmth of the towel," shefor his captors to release his son.

The video’s emergence follows the publication of an English language magazine produced by Isis. The magazine, called Dabiq, claims to confirm that Isis has taken hundreds of Yazidi women and children as slaves. The article says they have been divided among Isis fighters, are being sold on by them, and also suggests they are being used as “concubines”.

In August the imprisonment and rape of the Yazidi population in northern Iraq was condemned as “barbaric” by the UN.

The 56-page colour magazine also purports to publish a longer essay from Cantlie which gives details about his capture.

In the article, “Hard Talk – The Real Story Behind My Videos”, the author claims that he has been left in a “dark room with a mattress on