India tortures and kills a Kashmiri man in custody after framing him
On June 7th, A 38-year-old Kashmiri man from Pulwama district, Kashmir, died in police custody, amidst strong allegations of custodial torture by his family.…
Kashmiri civilian crushed to death by Indian police vehicle, yet again
On 1st June, an elderly man was crushed to death by a police vehicle when he was crossing the road in Hawal area of…
Kashmiri prisoners in New Delhi’s Tihar jail suffer in immense heat
On 2nd June, family of Kashmiri female political prisoners stated that their incarcerated loved ones are at severe risk due to unprecedented heatwave in…
The Kashmiri Man Behind Bars for 31 years
Introduction Dr. Muhammad Qasim, also known as Ashiq Hussain, born in 1967, in Srinagar, is a Kashmiri scholar, pro-liberation freedom fighter, and a resistance…
Indian army reportedly uses white phosphorus in Kashmir
On May 6th, Indian army made use of white phosphorus during a military operation in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district against alleged pro-freedom armed fighters. …
Under the Wheels of Occupation: Indian Army Vehicle Killing Kashmiris
On May 15th, a Kashmiri civilian was crushed to death by an Indian army vehicle as he was walking. Ghulam Mohammad Hajab was walking…
The Rising Cancer Incidence in Kashmir: Understanding Trends and Challenges
The cancer incidence in Kashmir is on the rise, particularly concerning lung, gastrointestinal, and breast cancers which are escalating rapidly. In the past six…
Climate Change and Human Rights: India’s Dam Constructions in Kashmir
For the past seventy five years, Jammu and Kashmir has lived under the military occupation of the Indian state. The consequences of this occupation…
Kashmir, Indian Army, and the election farce
Ashfaq Saraf First published at Kashmir Lit “The oppressed are allowed once every few years to decide which particular representatives of the oppressing class are…
Unsung Kashmiri Muslim heroes of world’s first labor movement
By Iftikhar Gilani, first published at Muslim Network TV This overlooked chapter in the history of the labor movement goes back not only to…
