Articles
-
Shrinking Civic Space and Media Suppressionin Jammu &Kashmir
There comes a moment in every conflict when the war is no longer fought on land, but on truth. Indian occupied Jammu & Kashmir…
-
Four Years Too Long: Kashmiri Human Rights Defender Khurram Parvez Remains Jailed Without Trial
ON November 22, 2021, Indian authorities arrested Khurram Parvez, a noted human rights defender in the world’s most militarized zone—Kashmir. A lifelong activist,…
-
Ink under seige, targeting of Kashmir Times and its editor
When authorities raided the Jammu office of Kashmir Times, seizing documents and sealing premises, it marked not an isolated incident but the culmination of a…
-
The Collapse of Independent Media in IIOJK
The crisis unfolding in Indian-illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) is not only political or territorial, it is also a war on truth. Over the…
-
Of Headlines to Handcuffs: The Collective Punishment of Kashmiris in the Court of Media
Another day, another sensational headline from Indian illegally occupied Jammu &Kashmir (IIOJK). The script, by now, is numbingly familiar. A “national news channel” executive, acting…
-
Occupation, Oppression and Pakistan’s Advocacy for Kashmiris
The Jammu & Kashmir dispute is one of the most prolonged and contentious issues in South Asia; whereas this is a territorial dispute between Pakistan…
-
When Doctors Became Victims of Occupation in Kashmir
The aftermath of the Red Fort blast has exposed a new and disturbing pattern in Indian governance. It is not only about counter-terror operations.…
-
The Naugam Blast: India’s Suspicious Moves in Kashmir and Regional Implications
The deadly explosion inside Nowgam Police Station in Srinagar — killing nine and injuring over 30 — is being portrayed as a “tragic accident.”…
-
How Is India Using Digital Shackles to Control Innocent Kashmiris?
India has revealed the next phase of its control over the people of Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir. This is not a new policy.…
-
BJP’s Bihar Win: Victory There – Violence Here
Shaikh Abdul Majid A famous stanza by Urdu poet Rahat Indori rightly echoes today’s grim reality: “Sarhaddon par bohat tanaav hai kya? Kuch pata to…