Human Rights in South Asia
The Question That Never Gets Asked About Kashmir
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Contributor Perspectives offer insight, analysis and commentary from Stratfor’s Board of Contributors and guest contributors who are distinguished leaders in their fields of expertise. Highlights The spectre of nuclear war haunts tensions between Indi
Read Full ArticleOver 10 million Afghans suffer acute food insecurity: UN report
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UNITED NATIONS: Some 10.23 million people in strife-torn Afghanistan suffer “severe acute food insecurity” and around one-third of the Afghan population required urgent humanitarian action from August to October, according to the latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) alert. The IPC, a coalition of United Nations agen
Read Full ArticlePM Imran welcomes Afghan Taliban's release of two...
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PM Imran welcomes Afghan Taliban's release of two western hostages Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday welcomed the Afghan Taliban's release of two western hostages . In a series of tweets, the PM said, "Pak wel
Read Full ArticleLynching of Two Dalit Children: Why Does This Happen Again..
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Lynching of Two Dalit Children: Why Does This Happen Again and Again in India? Two kids who happened to born in the Valmiki community became the victim of deep rooted caste hatred which the caste Hindus have been nurturing since centuries. What was the fault of these kids. The fault is their being Dalits and that too of the community which is
Read Full ArticleAyodhya – Babri Masjid- Just A Verdict, Not Justice
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COPYRIGHT THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD A photograph of the Babri Masjid from the early 1900s On 09-Nov-19, Hon. Supreme Court of India’s 5 judges Constitution bench comprising CJI Ranjan Gogoi, Dhananjay Chandrachud, Sharad Bobde, Ashok Bhushan & Abdul Nazir given entire 2.77 acre land to Hindus. By seeing the judgment it is not clear whether all 5 judges
Read Full ArticleBabri Masjid Verdict: Court Awards The Land To The...
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Babri Masjid Verdict: Court Awards The Land To The Demolisher, Is This Justice? Someone demolished my house. I went to court to get justice. The court ordered that the demolisher can build house in the place where my house stood. As a consolation I’ve been allotted some land. Is this justice? This is a fictitious scenario, but
Read Full ArticleSikhs make a historic pilgrimage to Pakistan
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Pakistan welcomes scores of Sikh pilgrims to Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in landmark ceremony. The opening comes just days ahead of the Guru Nanak's 550th birthday on November 12. New Pakistan is now a Pluralis
Read Full ArticleIndian Artillery attacks AJ Kashmir villages, loses nine..
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SIX CIVILIANS and 1PAK SOLDIER KILLED Pakistan RETALITES KILLING 9(nine) INDIAN SOLDIERS Indian Artillery attacks AJ Kashmir villages, loses nine troops in reprisal MUZAFFARABAD: Six civilians and a soldier of the Pakistan Army embraced martyrdom while two soldiers and a
Read Full ArticleAfghan rivals to meet in China after US talks stall
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China is organising talks among Afghanistan's rival factions as part of efforts to end years of war after negotiations between the Taliban and the United States on the withdrawal of US forces broke down. China, which shares a short border with Afghanistan, has been trying to encourage peace efforts and last month a Taliban delegation visited Beijing for talks wi
Read Full ArticleUS Holds Kashmir as Disputed Territory
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WASHINGTON: US Assistant Secretary of State Alice G. Wells informed a Congressional panel on Tuesday that India’s annexation of the occupied lands has not changed America’s position on held Kashmir, as it continues to consider it a disputed territory. “We consider the Line of Control (LoC) a de facto line separating two parts of Kashmir,” sai
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