In Kashmir, the scale of human rights violations—from collective punishment and assassinations, to custodial deaths and disappearances—is staggering. Yet little of what goes on in that Himalayan region reaches the outside.
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“Just watched the documentary. Devastating. Damning evidence of widespread torture. It’s going to be a sad, sad night.” - Mirza Waheed
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The United States has castigated the Indian government for extrajudicial killings, torture, rape and disappearances by Indian troops in Jammu and Kashmir and in north-eastern Indian states.
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Ultimately the truth of Kashmir will have to triumph; Kashmir will surely outlive this hate, divide and oppression.
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KASHMIR CONFERENCE PLEDGES TO CONTINUE STRUGGLE. The veteran Kashmiri Hurriyet leader, Syed Ali Gilani, has said that the Kashmiris are the arbiters of their destiny and they should be allowed to decide their future by themselves.
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THE WEST LOOKS UPON INDIA AS A BOOMING MARKET WHERE IT CAN SELL ITS ARMAMENTS AND TECHNOLOGY. India, the largest importer of arms in the world, is planning to enhance its stockpile by buying $100 billion worth of new weapons over the next 10 years. Western nations aren’t concerned or don’t talk about human rights violations committed by security forces in Kashmir specifically because they don’t want to lose a lucrative market.
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This is an urgent appeal to civil society all over the world and campaigners of human rights, justice and liberty, to help spread the word about Waqar's wrongful, illegal and oppressive treatment at the hands of the Indian state
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The Asian Centre for Human Rights, stated that the “juvenile justice system is rotten in Jammu and Kashmir.”
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Since the insurgency began in the 1980s, local people started going missing. By now, it is estimated that the total number of people missing in Jammu and Kashmir amounts to over 10,000.
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If Pakistan accords India MFN status, the two nations can begin to strengthen economic ties and give Kashmir a greater chance to restore itself.
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As the Indian government scurried to deal with a growing outrage about unmarked mass graves unearthed in Kashmir, it deported an American journalist on Friday who was known for his critical reporting of human rights violations in the Himalayan region.
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Tens of thousands of people across Indian-administered Kashmir have joined protests against Indian rule in the Himalayan region.
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Analyst Reva Bhalla explores South Asian stakeholders' intentions and concerns following China's reported deployment of military personnel to Kashmir.
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CNN IBN TV footage showing Indian troopers firing at kashmiri protesters and assaulting journalists.
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