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Article: Jammu genocide: Forgotten human carnage
On the afternoon of July 10, the Bosnian Serb army soldiers began storming Srebrenica, a city of refuge created…
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Article: The Jammu Massacre: Unraveling the Horrors of 1947
The Jammu Massacre of 1947 stands as one of South Asia’s most tragic and under-acknowledged episodes, overshadowed by the broader…
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Environmental warfare in conflict zones: The case of Kashmir’s fragile ecosystem
In conflict zones like Indian illegally occupied Jammu & Kashmir, environmental protection is not just an ecological concern; it is…
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Article: November 6: The Disremembered Memory of Kashmir’s Silent Genocide
Each year, November 6 passes almost unmarked by the world, yet for Kashmiris, it is a date that ripples through…
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Article: Kashmir Black Day: A Call for Justice
“If you are neutral in situation of injustice, you have chosen the side of oppressor” well said by the Archbishop…
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October 27: Reminder of broken promises and unyielding resilience
Mohammad Umar Bhat October 27 stands as a day of deep significance for the people of Kashmir, observed as Black…
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October 27 one of darkest days in South Asia’s history
Arif Hussain October 27, 1947, was one of the darkest days in the history of South Asia as on this…
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Observing October 27 as Black Day: A historical perspective on Kashmir
Arshad Ghani October 27 marks a poignant moment in the history of Jammu and Kashmir, as Kashmiris worldwide recognize it…
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A historical perspective of why Kashmiris observe Oct 27 as Black Day
Humayun Aziz Sandeela Every year on October 27, people in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and around the world…
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77 years of occupation: Kashmiris continue to struggle for freedom
October 27, 1947, is remembered by Kashmiris worldwide as the “Blackest Day” in their history. This day marks India’s…
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