KASHMIR-RIGHS
Kashmir: from Nehru to Modi, What’s Changed? Despite his public statements
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Despite his public statements, Nehru wanted Kashmir all along
Read Full ArticleLegitimacy of the Kashmiris’ Struggle India’s colonial occupation
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India’s colonial occupation persists as an unrecognized war crime
Read Full ArticleIndian troops kill 20, injure more than 100 in Kashmir
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Indian troops kill 20, injure more than 100 in Kashmir Two-day strike against killings Srinagar In occupied Kashmir, the Indian troops in their fresh acts of state terrorism martyred 17 youth and injured as many as 100 in Shopian and Is-lamabad districts in a single day, today. The youth were killed during cordon and search operations, launched by
Read Full ArticleRaigarh authorities should protect Adivasis’ right to peaceful protest
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Local authorities in Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, should respect and protect the right of Adivasi villagers opposing the activities of private companies to conduct peaceful protests on 15 and 16 January. Residents of six villages in Gharghoda block, Raigarh are planning a protest against the unlawful construction of an ash pond by TRN Energy Limited in Nawapara Tenda village and the establishment of
Read Full ArticleIndia & Israel: a marriage made in heaven?
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India-State Terrorism- Global-Rest of the Muslim... India & Israel: a marriage made in heaven? Irfan Husain ON his recent four-d
Read Full ArticleIndia’s New Song on Kashmir - In late October, the Indian regime suddenly announced
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In late October, the Indian regime suddenly announced that it was ready to hold a dialogue with “all stakeholders” in Kashmir. At a hurriedly convened press conference in Delhi on October 23, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh announced that the Modi regime was appointing a new interlocutor authorized to hold talks with all Kashmiri stakeholders including those leading the struggle
Read Full ArticleSimilarities between occupation of Kashmir and Palestine by Ken Stone
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In Gaza, which has suffered under an illegal Israeli blockade for the past ten years, unemployment is at an incredible 63%, the highest official rate in the world. All export industries have been shut down. Sparse goods trickle in through underground tunnels. Thousands are still living in tents following the last Israeli military incursion of 2014 and few students are allowed to leave
Read Full ArticleIt appears what holds India together is ?blackmail‘ by the caste Hindus of Muslims
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It appears what holds India together is ‗blackmail‘ by the caste Hindus of Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, low castes and the outcastes. The wave of resistance in Kashmir led by young people armed with nothing more than stones has number similarities with intifada in Palestine. Intifada has political objectives which it is seeking to achieve by non-violent political means. That it has not a
Read Full ArticleKashmir Conflict: Revisiting Nehru’s Legacy by Rameez Bhat
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With the end of British paramountcy on 15th August 1947 India’s towering leader, Jawaharlal Nehru, famously declared India’s ‘tryst with destiny’. What followed the aspirational beginning of a new India was light years away from Nehru’s democratic socialism or secularism . Hundreds & thousands of Muslim refugees were killed, if not with the consent of Nehru, but at
Read Full Article“Human Rights Violations in Indian Occupied Kashmir
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A one-day workshop titled “Human Rights Violations in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK): Kashmiri Aspirations and Responsibility of International Community” was organized by the Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) on August 8, 2017 at IPRI conference hall, Islamabad. The workshop consisted of one working session, in addition to an inaugural session. The three sub-themes
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