Syed Ali Shah Geelani: A Legacy of Unyielding Commitment to Kashmir’s Freedom Struggle
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, a revered leader in the Kashmir resistance movement, was born in Zurimanz Bandipora, north of Kashmir.
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CategoriesReportsArticle 370: Genesis, Abrogation, & Its Ramifications For IIOJK
On August 5, 2019, India revoked the semiautonomous status of the
Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir thereby downgrading the erstwhile state into two centrally governed union territories – Jammu
and Kashmir, and Ladakh.
LFK Bi-Annual Review on Human Rights Situation in IOJK, Jan-June 2023
Download report The first six months of 2023 January-June saw a new trend of state repression and counterinsurgency operations in the war-trampled region of IOJK. On the ground, the violations of International…
CategoriesPetitionsLegal Memorandum Submitted by LFK to G-20 Member States
Download Legal Memorandum by LFK Legal Memorandum To: G20 member countries From: Legal Forum for Kashmir (LFK) – an indigenous lawyers’ forum based in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJK) Re: Withdrawal from…
CategoriesBlogShaheed Ashraf Sehrai – The Man of the Book!
Mohammad Ashraf Sehrai achieved martyrdom on May 05, 2021 after Indian state murdered him under custody in Jammu part of the UN-designated disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Shaheed Sehrai,…
CategoriesBlogThe Façade of G20 in Jammu and Kashmir
India’s recent decision to host a G20 meeting in the disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir has sparked controversy and raised concerns among the international community. This move by the…
CategoriesReportsLal-Chowk Arson: April 1993 Mayhem by Indian BSF
The Institute of Kashmir Studies (IKS) conducted a detailed study on the Lal-Chowk Arson, immediately after its incidence.
CategoriesAnalysisIndia’s bid to disentitle Pakistan from the Indus Waters Treaty
For the first time, India has sent a notice to Pakistan asking for a review and revision of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT). Pakistan has interpreted the move as an…
CategoriesAcademic ArticleLanguage and Occupation: A study of implications of recent language policy in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir
In the occupied state of Jammu and Kashmir, Indian colonial authority operates as a laboratory for state experimentation, whereby lawfare, certification and documentation (enabling non-Kashmiri settlers to settle in occupied Kashmir), historiography, language as colonial tools, and manifestations of all colonial modalities have transformed knowledge into power.
CategoriesReportsIndia’s Impunity in Kashmir: Surveillance,
Counter Insurgency & Politics of Fear
The government of India has employed
different forms and strategies of counter-insurgency operations in
Kashmir.
