Articles
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Aasiya Andrabi, aides icons of Kashmir resistance
Aasiya Andrabi, 64, a scholar and teacher of Islam, a prominent resistance leader, is a founding chairperson of Dukhtaran-e-Millat, the largest all-women socio-political and religious…
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Indian Court Verdict Against Three Kashmiri Women: A Politically Motivated, Travesty of Justice
The recent judgment delivered by an Indian court sentencing three Kashmiri women to life imprisonment after they had already endured nearly eight years in custody…
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A Verdict That Chills Dissent
Humayun Aziz Sandeela When courts hand down life sentences in politically sensitive cases, the judgment rarely remains confined to the courtroom. It travels into the…
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When the State Becomes the Executioner: Bulldozer Justice in IIOJK
There is a particular kind of brutality that wears the costume of law. It does not arrive as chaos. It arrives with paperwork,…
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When Human Rights Advocacy Becomes a Crime
The voice of thirty-three respected international human rights organizations—ranging from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch to the International Federation for Human Rights and the…
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Jammu & Kashmir: India’s Colonial Echoes—A Forced Annexation and a Call to Global Conscience
Mushtaq Hussain Introduction Nearly a century has passed since the British Empire formally exited the Indian subcontinent, yet the colonial principles, exploitative mechanisms, and legal…
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The Kashmir Stalemate: When International Law Becomes a Dead Letter
Altaf Hussain Wani We are witnessing the slow asphyxiation of the international legal order. Not through dramatic withdrawal or open defiance, but through the quiet…
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Enforced Disappearances: A Global Crime Still Haunting Kashmir
When the United Nations Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED) opened its thirtieth session in Geneva on March 9, 2026 (will continue until March 19, 2026),…
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Islamophobia Beyond Borders: Politics, Media Narrativesand the Human Cost
Islamophobia rarely announces itself openly. It hides behind political slogans, security debates and sensational headlines. Sometimes it appears as a political speech warning about…
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Lt. Governor’s “Peace” in Kashmir: Reality or Official Fiction?
This is precisely what appeared to happen on March 12, 2026, when the Lieutenant Governor of Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha,…