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, by Haqooq Khalq Party
HKP strongly condemns the attack in Pahalgam. We believe terrorism has no place in our society, our region, or anywhere in the world.
Such acts of violence only serve to deepen divisions and suffering among our peoples. We stand in solidarity with the victims and their families during this (…)
, by Radical Socialist (India)
At least 26 civilians, mostly tourists, have been brutally and callously killed by militants in Pahalgam [Jammu and Kashmir, J&K] ]on April 22, 2025. Radical Socialist mourns the death of every single civilian, and condemns this terrorist act perpetrated by The Resistance Front that has (…)
, by GEELANI Salik Basharat, KANJWAL Hafsa, KULISH Yuliia
THIS INTERVIEW WITH Kashmir historian Hafsa Kanjwal delves into the complexities of India’s settler-colonial politics in Kashmir. Apart from detailing the evolution of the Kashmir issue, it illuminates the similarities and differences between India’s and Russia’s long projects of occupation of (…)
, by KANJWAL Hafsa, KULISH Yuliia
This interview with Kashmir historian Hafsa Kanjwal delves into the complexities of India’s settler-colonial politics in Kashmir. Apart from detailing the evolution of the Kashmir Issue, this interview illuminates the similarities and differences between India’s and Russia’s long projects of (…)
, by HASSAN Aakash
Fahad Shah, whose case was a symbol of harassment of region’s media, says he has different outlook after months behind bars
During his more than 600 days behind bars, Fahad Shah, a Kashmiri journalist, had begun to lose hope that he would ever see freedom again. It was in February last year (…)
, by QADEER Harris , SULEHRIA Farooq
Often, when Kashmir makes the headlines, it is about the Indian-administered state of Jammu and Kashmir (IaJK). However, an anti-neoliberal intifada is taking place on the streets of Pakistani-administered Jammu and Kashmir (PaJK) that deserves global attention.
Blacked out even in the (…)
, by KANJWAL Hafsa, MAQBOOL Majid
Interview with Hafsa Kanjwal about Indian’s decades long occupation of Kashmir
Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad – the second prime minister of the State of Jammu and Kashmir (1953-1963) – came to power following a coup against his predecessor, Sheikh Abdullah. Hafsa Kanjwal’s recent book, Colonizing (…)
, by SEN Somdeep
For decades, the Indian state has suppressed the democratic rights of Kashmiris. Narendra Modi’s hard-right government is taking this pattern of repression to new extremes, with the complicity of Indian intellectuals who seek to toxify the cause of Kashmir.
India-controlled Kashmir is one of (…)
, by JKAWP, SHAH Nisar
Jammu Kashmir Awami Workers Party (JKAWP) calls to raise voices for the safety of political activist, human rights defender Shah Nawaz Ali Sher arrested by the authorities in Pakistani-occupied Jammu Kashmir.
Shah Nawaz Ali Sher has been released and send messages of thanks to all those who (…)
, by SHAMEEM Basharat
We Kashmiris are with Farmers of Punjab and Haryana in their just struggle against the neoliberal tyranny of this regime. It is not that things are any good for Kashmiri farmers. Just like on all fronts, this regime has ruined both the Agriculture and Farmers in Kashmir.
Apple farmers in (…)
, by RIAZ Hamid
I am not saying that we should not remember the heroics of the 1965 war. But these heroics should not be used as distractions to shy away from starting a serious dialogue about the blunders made during that moment in our history.
Today the Pakistani nation celebrated the 55th annual Defence (…)
, by WAHID Siddiq
The past year under the BJP has helped us in Kashmir to grasp, up close, what an attempt at total political domination looks like.
On August 5, 2019, the Narendra Modi government revoked Jammu and Kashmir’s special status and statehood, dividing it into two union territories. In this series – (…)
, by CHATTERJI Angana
August 5 is a day of mourning in Kashmir. On this date in 2019, Kashmir’s autonomy was countermanded by the Indian government. To prevent public protests marking the first year of the siege, various areas across Kashmir have been placed under curfew.
Conditions on the ground in Kashmir are in (…)
, by BHAN Mona, BOSE Purnima
PANDEMICS GENERATE THEIR own vocabularies, and the “novel coronavirus” is no exception. In the United States the vocabulary of COVID-19 of “sheltering-in-place” and “lockdowns” resonates with Cold War era anxieties about nuclear war and more recent fears about gun violence.
In India the (…)
, by JUNAID Mohamad
Mapping the occupation in Kashmir.
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Sitting far away in Massachusetts, I spend hours on Google Earth zooming in and out of Kashmir. I type names of Kashmiri places in the search box and watch the globe roll and the pin drop. I zoom in to locate villages and neighborhoods with recently (…)
, by JUNAID Mohamad
A chronicle of key political events that undergird the movement for self-determination.
Analysis
Kashmir emerged as an “international dispute” in 1947, but looking at the Kashmir question exclusively from that prism privileges India-Pakistan state-centric perspectives while erasing (…)
, by JUNAID Mohamad
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Late last November, after months of being cut off from Kashmir, I managed to get through to an old friend in my hometown in South Kashmir over a rickety landline connection. There was clicking, popping, and static in the line. “These sounds you hear,” my friend said matter-of-factly, “are (…)
, by NOOR Rabia
The conflict has been a silent killer.
Srinagar: The Kashmir conflict is over three decades old and so is the struggle of Kashmiri women with its consequences for their health and wellbeing.
It is now becoming increasingly clear that stress related to the violence and the protracted (…)
, by Inverse Journal
On October 22, 2019, the United States House Foreign Affairs Committee held a hearing on human rights in South Asia with a special focus on Kashmir. Here is the video of Professor Angana P. Chatterji’s expert testimony before the US Congress, along with a cited biographical profile of her (…)
, by Peoples Dispatch
The delegation of Members of European Parliament comprises representatives of far-right wing parties which are known for their Islamophobic and anti-migrant stances.
The MEPs come from parties including the Vox in Spain, the AfD in Germany and the National Rally in France.
Protests broke out (…)
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