Dark Days Deadly Nights – December 1994
Dark Days Deadly Nights is the collection of testimonies of the Kashmiri civilians who were brutally massacred by the Indian occupying forces.
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CategoriesAnalysisBlatant Panopticon: Enforced Surveillance in Kashmir
Over the four years of India scrapping the special status of Indian occupied Jammu Kashmir, New Delhi’s most far reaching move to annex the UN recognized disputed territory and intensify the use of surveillance and predictive technologies to police and control civilian population of Kashmir. Subjecting Kashmiris to such scrutiny from security and military apparatus…
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 Human Rights law (IHRL) and International Humanitarian law (IHL) led to appalling human tragedies. International response against these ‘Atrocity Crimes’ was inconsistent, as well as other patterns…
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 Narendra Modi-led central government is seen by many as a disregard for international law and United Nations resolutions regarding the Kashmir conflict. Critics argue that…
CategoriesBlogThe Doctrine of Responsibility to Protect in the case of Indian-occupied Kashmir
The 73 years of military occupation of the UN recognised disputed territory of Kashmir, makes it one of the longest military occupations of modern history.
