Articles
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A Home Reduced to Rubble: The Unlawful Demolition of Dr. Umar’s Ancestral House & the Global Failure to Protect Justice
In Indian occupied Kashmir, the demolition of Dr. Umar Nabi’s ancestral home is not merely an administrative action—it is a direct affront to human conscience…
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Arbitrary Confiscation of Property in Jammu & Kashmir
A day after the blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, Haryana police ordered all residential societies in Gurugram to submit lists of Kashmiri residents. It was…
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The Kashmiri Tax on Terror: Paying for India’s Security Failures with Innocent Lives
The car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort on November 10th has once again activated India’s most predictable and shameful security reflex: the mass persecution of…
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Kashmir’s Pre-Blast Crackdown
Mehr un Nisa Before the smoke rose over Delhi’s Red Fort, Indian occupied Jammu & Kashmir was already under siege. Long before investigators linked the…
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Of Silence and Surveillance: The Erosion of Rights in India occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
In the picturesque valleys and bustling towns of occupied Jammu and Kashmir, a new normal is being meticulously constructed—one built not on the pillars of…
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UN experts sound alarm over HR Situation in Kashmir and beyond: Will India heed to the call?
A rare and sobering communication from twelve United Nations human rights experts has pierced the global noise, issuing a stark warning that can not be…
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Echoes of the Unheard: The Blood-Soaked Autumn of 1947
In the golden haze of Kashmir’s autumn, 1947 turned the valley’s famed chinars red—not with the colors of fall, but with the blood…
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The forgotten genocide that still haunts Kashmir
In the autumn of 1947, as the subcontinent was divided into India and Pakistan, a horrifying tragedy was unfolding in the scenic valley of Jammu…
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The Blood that History tried to forget: Jammu’s untold tragedy
When the British Indian Empire was partitioned in 1947, Jammu & Kashmir stood at a crucial juncture. It was one of the largest princely…
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From Blood to Bureaucracy: How a 1947 Massacre Became a Modern State Policy
The Jammu Massacre of 1947 was not a spontaneous outbreak of communal violence; it was an organized and state-sponsored operation designed to alter the demography…