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Anees Zargar
Inside Zadibal: The Siege, Clashes and Reverence
31 Aug 2020
According to eye-witnesses, the police and paramilitary fired tear gas shells and pellet shotguns without any provocation at “peaceful mourners” in Zadibal locality, which is a Shia-dominated area in…
Anees Zargar
Death, Injury, and Trauma: Life of Children in Conflict
04 Jul 2020
Srinagar: The picture of a four-year-old sitting atop his lifeless grandfather as he lied on the roadside—shot dead—in North Kashmir’s Sopore area is a manifestation of the horrors childr
Zubair Sofi
Photojournalist Living with Broken Lens
23 Jul 2019
Since the 90s, Kashmiri journalists have been facing killings, thrashings, and beatings at the hands of militants as well as armed forces.
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Kashmir: Migrant Child's Eye Damaged by Pellet Injury
03 Jun 2019
Sahanbaz, a migrant worker from Bihar was struck by pellets in Shopian, Kashmir. He is a daily wage worker and is struggling to pay his medical bills.
Zubair Sofi
Photojournalists Injured With Pellets While Covering Clashes in Kashmir
23 Jan 2019
Soon after the incident, Reporters Without Borders called upon the authorities from India to conduct a full probe into the firing of pellets on journalists.
Kamran Yusuf
Kashmir’s Youngest Pellet Victim – Hiba
20 Jan 2019
The 18-month-old child’s family has only one question for the security forces: “What was her fault?”
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Kashmir in 2018: A Year of Bloodshed and Resistance
04 Jan 2019
We summarise the violence that occurred last year, looking at the increasing number of deaths, encounters, and how suppression by the military is failing to restore peace in the valley.
Sagrika Kissu
Civilian Killings: 2018 Was the Deadliest Year in Kashmir, Says Report
04 Jan 2019
Of the 160 civilians killed, there were 31 children and 18 Women, says a report by J&K Coalition of Civil Society, saying it was the worst year in the past decade.
Vivan Eyben
An Overview of the ‘Annual Human Rights Review 2017’ by the JKCCS
02 Jan 2018
Torture continues to be used as a psychological weapon in Jammu and Kashmir.
Saeed Naqvi
Pinned Against the Wall: Losing the Argument in Srinagar
11 Nov 2017
"They disempowered you through secularism; they are disempowering us through democracy."