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Erasing History, Silencing Memory: Why Kashmir Martyrs’ Day Refuses to Be Deleted
Memory is rarely neutral in an occupied territory; it is a battleground. In the ongoing struggle over Jammu and Kashmir, the conflict is fought not only through troop deployments, military checkpoints, and legal statutes, but through a systematic effort to dictate...
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Erasing History, Silencing Memory: Why Kashmir Martyrs’ Day Refuses to Be Deleted
Memory is rarely neutral in an occupied territory; it is a battleground. In the ongoing struggle over Jammu and Kashmir, the conflict is fought not only through troop deployments, military checkpoints, and legal statutes, but through a systematic effort to dictate...
Why Kashmir Remains an Unfinished International Issue: From Ceasefire Lines to Global Calls for Resolution
The passage of time has a tendency to strip international conflicts of their urgency, turning active humanitarian crises into frozen diplomatic files. Yet, the question of Jammu and Kashmir refuses to be archived. Decades after it was first inscribed onto the agenda...
DIGITAL CENSORSHIP
What began in occupied Kashmir now extends to people across India In the rugged geography of the Himalayas, silence has been weaponized for decades. What the world once viewed as an emergency measure in occupied Kashmir has, in reality, been the blueprint for a much...
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Indian strategists call for ‘Israel model’ in Kashmir
Genocide Watch | Shraddha Joshi | Middle East EyeIndian law enforcement and media is calling for the 'Israel model' in the 'world's most militarised zone' The comparison between India's control over Kashmir and Israel's occupation of Palestine has long been made by...
UN Resolution 47 Still Keeps Kashmir on International Agenda
Professor (Dr.) Imtiaz Khan April 20, 2026The United Nations Security Council Resolution 47, adopted on April 21, 1948, addressed the escalating conflict over Jammu and Kashmir between India and Pakistan following the partition of British India in 1947. The resolution...
UN Resolutions Justify Kashmiri Freedom Struggles
Ghulam N. Mir, MD; FACGPresidentWorld Kashmir Awareness forumApril 17, 2026The year 1948 remains a pivotal chapter in international law in South Asian history. While the partition of the subcontinent was meant to settle territorial boundaries between different states,...
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Kashmir’s Female Pellet Victims
Indian forces extensively use shotgun pellets during peaceful protests in Kashmir, maiming and blinding young men, women, and children. In this video, we talk with several Kashmiri pellet victims as they share their stories and how it has impacted their lives.
The Unjust Imprisonment of Khurram Parvez and Yasin Malik
Khurram Parvez and Yasin Malik have been unjustly imprisoned by the Indian government. Khurram Parvez is a Kashmiri human rights activist who was recognized as one of the 100 most influential people of 2022 in TIME Magazine. Yasin Malik is one of the most popular and...
Yasin Malik: One of Kashmir’s most fearless, influential, and revered leaders
Yasin Malik, Chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, has been recently sentenced to life in prison. WKA urges the international community, human rights organizations, and the United Nations to condemn Malik’s life sentence and demand his unconditional...