Violence Update

Jan. 1989 to May 31, 2012
Total Killings *	93,757
Custodial Killings	6,993
Civilians Arrested	119,953
Structures Arsoned/Destroyed	105,943
Women Widowed	22,763
Children Orphaned	107,436
Women gang-raped / Molested	10,030

May 2012
Total Killings *	13
Custodial Killings	1
Tortured/Critically Injured	52
Civilians Arrested	43
Structures Arsoned/Destroyed	1
Disappeared	2
Women Widowed	0
Children Orphaned	0
Women gang-raped / Molested	2

* Including custody

SOS From Indian Occupied Kashmir

* United Nations and global social development

India, Pakistan, Kashmir and arms race

Justice delivery painfully slow in IHK: Amnesty

AFSPA consuming innocent lives in Kashmir: UN Rapporteur

Kashmiri teen’s trauma exposes flawed Indian justice

Minors detained without trial in occupied Kashmir: ACHR

Revoke AFSPA, demilitarise JK: Arundhati,‘People in Kashmir should be given right to self-determination’

India: Pathribal ruling a setback for justice in Jammu and Kashmir

SHRC report on unmarked graves in occupied Kashmir (full version)

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Protest

UN resolutions provide legal basis of kashmir dispute

Pak-India relations linked to kashmir settlement

Srinagar, June 13 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, senior leader of the All Parties Hurriyet Conference, Professor Abdul Ghani Butt has emphasised that the resolutions of the United Nations on Kashmir can never be ignored as they provided the international legal basis for the resolution of Kashmir dispute.

Addressing a session of the executive council of the APHC in Srinagar, today, the senior leader deplored that the UN resolutions on Kashmir had not been implemented during the past six decades.

Protest sit-in against HR abuses in Baramulla

Srinagar, June 13 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, the International Forum for Justice and Human Rights held a silent protest sit-in at Nadihal in Rafiabad against the human rights violations on Wednesday.

KCEU demands investigation of mass graves, repeal of black laws in IHK

Brussels, June 12 (KMS): The Chairman of Kashmir Centre European Union, Barrister Abdul Majeed Tramboo, addressing a press conference in Brussels, today has said that the efforts were on to impress upon the world community to convince India to allow investigation into mass graves, repeal all black laws including the Armed Forces Special Powers Act and to ratify the conventions against torture and enforced disappearances in occupied Kashmir. Following is the full text of press briefing:

Dozens of Hurriyet leaders arrested in IHK

Anti-India demo after military vehicle hits boy

Srinagar, June 12 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, the Indian police arrested dozens of Hurriyet leaders and activists including Shabbir Ahmad Shah, Zafar Akbar Butt, Yasmeen Raja, Muhammad Yousuf Naqash and Javed Ahmad Mir to prevent them from proceeding towards the UN Observers Office in Srinagar, today.

The APHC leaders were intercepted by the police near Pratap Park when they were peacefully marching to submit a memorandum addressed to the United Nations Secretary General.

Anti-India protest after army vehicle hits boy in Rafiabad

Srinagar, June 12 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, scores of people staged a demonstration after a 10th class student was deliberately hit and critically injured by an Indian Army vehicle at Rafiabad in Baramulla district.

Protest sit-in outside press colony in Srinagar

Srinagar, June 11 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, a silent protest sit-in led by President of International Forum for Justice and Human Rights Forum, Muhammad Ahsan Untoo was held at the Press Colony in Srinagar on Monday.

Complete shutdown observed in occupied Kashmir

Srinagar, June 11 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, complete shutdown was observed, today, to mark the commencement of Martyrs Week to remember the Kashmiri martyrs including those 122 innocent youth who were shot dead by Indian troops and police personnel during mass uprising in the territory in 2010.

Call for observance of the Week had been given by the forum patronised by the veteran Kashmiri Hurriyet leader, Syed Ali Gilani. All shops, business establishments, educational institutions, banks and courts remained closed while traffic was off the road.

APDP stages sit-in protest in Srinagar

Srinagar, June 11 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, the members of Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP) have demanded whereabouts of their relatives disappeared in custody of Indian police and troops.

The APDP members staged the monthly sit-in protest at Pratap Park in Srinagar. They were carrying placards and photographs of their dear ones who had been subjected to custodial disappearance during the past 23 years.

Kashmir settlement vital for peace in South Asia: Yasin Malik

Srinagar, June 09 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, the Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), Muhammad Yasin Malik has said that Kashmir dispute is the worst example of human tragedy and its final settlement is essential for the real peace and stability in South Asia.

Muhammad Yasin Malik addressing a public gathering in Khiram area of Bijbehara said, “The foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan are engaged in talks to find out a solution to varied bilateral issues. The foreign secretary of Pakistan is visiting New Delhi very soon to hold talks with his counterpart and this systematic and organized process of talks is a welcome development. But it is imperative to give priority to the issue of Jammu and Kashmir in the process of talks.”