Articles
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January: A Month of Tragedy for Kashmir
Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai January should have been a month of hope for the people of Kashmir. It was in January 5, 1949 when the…
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Weaponising the Indus: India’s Upstream Coercion and the Erosion of International Water Law
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960, brokered by the World Bank and widely cited as one of the most durable transboundary water-sharing agreements in…
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The Hollow Case for “Genocide” and the Dangerous Drive for Partition: How New Delhi Is Balkanising Kashmir
For nearly four decades the tragedy of 1990 has been repeatedly reframed as a singular, sanitized story: the “genocide” of Kashmiri Pandits and their forever-exile.…
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From Surveillance to Exclusion: Hindutva’s War deepens in Kashmir
The shadow of Hindutva is no longer confined to India’s heartland. It is now creeping steadily into Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, reshaping institutions,…
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Systematic Inhumane Persecution in Jammu & Kashmir
This written communication draws the attention of the United Nations and its human rights mechanisms to persistent and grave violations in Jammu and Kashmir, which…
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Gawkadal: Massacre, Impunity and the Architecture of Unaccountability
More than three decades have passed since Indian occupation forces opened fire on unarmed civilians at Gawkadal Bridge in Srinagar, Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu…
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Magarmal Bagh, Chilla Kalan — When Indian Bullets Trampled Humanity
Dr. Waleed Rasool On 19 January 1991, Magarmal Bagh area in Srinagar witnessed one of the brutal massacres of unarmed civilians in the history of…
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When Speech Becomes Sedition: The Dangerous Legal Fiction of the Asiya Andrabi Verdict
The recent judgment against Kashmiri leader Mtr. Asiya Andrabi is not merely a flawed legal decision—it is a window into a justice system that has…
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The Gowkadal Massacre of January 21, 1990: A Survivor’s Account
On the frigid morning of January 21, 1990, Farooq Ahmed Wani left home not as a protester but as a Public Health Engineering…
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Mosque Profiling in IIOJK: Grave Breaches of International Law and Crimes Against Humanity
Jammu and Kashmir is a United Nations-recognized disputed territory, whose legal and political status remains unresolved under international law. Numerous UN Security Council resolutions…