International law supports Kashmiris’ self-determination right: Experts
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Srinagar: In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), people remain steadfast in their struggle for self-determination, the right pledged to them by the United Nations.
According to Kashmir Media Service, analysts note that the freedom movement in Kashmir has gained international acknowledgment as a legitimate struggle for human rights. They assert that international law supports the Kashmiri people’s right to pursue freedom from what they describe as Indian occupation.
Discussions among political experts emphasize that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions affirm the legitimacy of the Kashmiri struggle for self-determination. This movement resonates deeply with the sentiments of the populace, reflecting their aspirations and grievances under the current regime.
The ongoing struggle is not merely a political statement; it is anchored in the principles outlined in the UN Charter.
Observers argue that the Kashmiri people will persist in their quest until the implementation of long-standing UN resolutions regarding their status. However, they criticize the Indian government’s attempts to conflate the freedom movement with terrorism, arguing that such narratives are part of a broader strategy to undermine the legitimate aspirations of Kashmiris.
Despite the Modi regime’s efforts to suppress this movement through violent repression and propaganda, experts assert that the people’s determination remains unyielding. The call for global support for Kashmiris’ rights is increasingly emphasized, with advocates insisting that the struggle will continue until a plebiscite, under UN auspices, is realized.
