They are launching checkpoints around the city, asking for people's IDs, looking for their 'wanted' people."[6] He has described not only the destruction of ancient buildings and burning of library books, but frequent executions and torture by ISIL militants, including beheadings, amputations, public floggings, the stoning of women and murder of homosexuals. In September 2015, Mosul Eye reported details on 455 executions, including the location, ethnicity and religion of the victims. The blogger also publishes information on ISIL members, including photographs of 10 ISIL fighters, calling them "primary suspects" and "wanted for committing war crimes against the people of Mosul."[7] The blogger also reports on coalition airstrikes against ISIL targets in the city.[8]