Articles
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Hijab, Humiliation and Power: Why Bihar and Kashmir Demand Unequivocal Condemnation
What we saw in Bihar is impossible to ignore. Chief Minister of Bihar, India, Nitish Kumar forcibly pulled the hijab of Muslim woman Nusrat Parveen…
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CCG finds Kashmir gripped by a climate of “sullen silence”
It is an established fact that human rights are being violated on a daily basis across every part of occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Multiple international…
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Dhurandhar and the Shadow of Performative Patriotism: When Cinema Becomes a Geopolitical Tool
Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar arrives not merely as a film but as a cultural artifact crystallizing a troubling trend in contemporary Indian cinema—the weaponization of the…
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The Fabric of Faith, Torn by the State
In the long and painful history of the subcontinent, power has often asserted itself through the humiliation of the vulnerable. Today, a disturbing metric of…
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India’s 1971 conspiracy and new chapter in Pakistan-Bangladesh relations
India’s nefarious role in the dismemberment of Pakistan in 1971 is an established historical fact. Indian leaders, including the current Hindutva Prime Minister Narendra Modi,…
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From Pulwama to Bondi: How India Weaponizes Misinformation Against Pakistan
India has a long and well-documented record of exploiting terror incidents, information vacuums and moments of human tragedy to push propaganda and disinformation against…
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Crushing Grip of Occupation: India’s Relentless War on Kashmiri Identity and Rights
The recent news from Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir reveals a chilling pattern: mass arrests under opaque labels, hollow local governance, and espionage allegations trailing Kashmiris…
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The Silence Before the Storm: Kashmir’s Stifled Voices and India’s Broken Promises
The recent report by the Concerned Citizens’ Group (CCG) on their eleventh visit to Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir is not merely an observation; it…
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Human Rights in IIOJK: Cultural, Political and Civil Freedoms Under Siege
Recently, the world observed Human Rights Day, celebrating freedom, dignity and equality. But since 5 August 2019, Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK)…
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When Universal Rights Are Ignored in IIOJK
Human rights are more than ideals written on paper, they are the foundation of everyday life, the invisible guarantees that allow people to live…