Kashmir
News
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Jammu and Kashmir in Context
Written Submission of John Sifton to the United States Congress Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission
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India: Restore Kashmir’s Internet, Phones
Shutdown Infringes Basic Freedoms, Affects Essential Services, Harms Economy
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In Kashmir, Government’s Priority Should be to Protect Civil Liberties
Blacking Out Communication Channels is a Form of Collective Punishment that Cripples Daily Lives and Economic Activities
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India: Ensure Rights Protections in Kashmir
Lift Restrictions, Order Security Forces to Use Restraint
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India Wants to Avoid International Intervention, But Needs to Address Human Rights in Kashmir
Addressing Human Rights is the First Step Towards Ending the Cycle of Violence
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India Needs to Step Back in Kashmir
Indian Authorities Have Restricted Movement, Blocked Access to Phones and Internet
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India: Basic Freedoms at Risk in Kashmir
Free Political Leaders, Restore Communications, Exercise Restraint
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Women, Not Weapons: India's Survivors All Deserve Justice
28 years after Kunan and Poshpora, abuses still persist
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Human Rights Council should act to address rights crises - including Venezuela, Kashmir, Philippines and Cambodia
Item 2 General Debate on High Commissioner’s update
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India: Act on UN Rights Report on Kashmir
Authorities Should Allow International Investigation, Provide Redress for Abuses
