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APHC-AJK leaders apprise Central Bar Association delegation of IIOJK’s latest situation

Muzaffarabad: A delegation of the Central Bar Association, Muzaffarabad, visited the office of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference Azad Kashmir (APHC-AJK) chapter in Muzaffarabad.

The delegation included Central Bar President Raja Sanam Iftikhar, General Secretary Murtaza Ahmed Mir, Joint Secretary Muhammad Faisal Malik, Finance Secretary Sardar Kamran Khan, Information Secretary Muhammad Khushhal Khan, Awais Arif Awan, and Khawaja Muhammad.

The delegation met with APHC-AJK chapter General Secretary Advocate Pervaiz Ahmed Shah, Abdul Majeed Mir, and Mushtaq-ul-Islam.

During the meeting, they held detailed discussions regarding the latest situation in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the ongoing struggle of the Kashmiri people for the right to self-determination, and efforts to highlight the Kashmir dispute at the global level.

Speaking on the occasion, Pervaiz Ahmed Shah emphasized the need for joint efforts at political, diplomatic, and legal levels to effectively highlight the just struggle of the Kashmiri people internationally.

Deep concern was also expressed during the meeting regarding the plight of the APHC leadership and women currently lodged in Indian jails.

Condemning human rights violations, the participants demanded that the safety, health, and fundamental rights of all Hurriyat leaders and Kashmiri prisoners, particularly women leaders, be ensured and that they be released immediately.

They emphasized that a sustainable and just resolution to the Kashmir dispute must align with relevant United Nations resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people. The international community should play its role in securing the fundamental right to self-determination for the people of Kashmir, they added.

During the meeting, a commitment was expressed to foster mutual contact and cooperation to raise awareness about the Kashmir dispute, protect the rights of the Kashmiri people, and support their legitimate struggle.

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