The internet has been shut down in two towns in Indian-administered Kashmir. Researchers have found the disputed region has more web blackouts than anywhere else in the world, costing businesses billions of dollars. Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith reports.
At least three fighters and one civilian have been killed in Indian-administered Kashmir. It happened in the city of Srinagar as demonstrators tried to stop security forces from arresting separatist fighters. The death of the protester came amid increasing tension and violence in the region that has killed more than a dozen people.
Ahead of Commonwealth Summit taking place in London on 16th of April, a large number of people of Sheffield held a rally to remind the heads of state of their long-standing commitment to universal values of democracy, respect to human rights and rule of law for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. According to Kashmir
As the world observes the UN-sponsored Human Rights Day, rights violations continue to be a major issue in Indian Occupied Kashmir. Since 1989, nearly 70,000 people have been killed in violence that separatist leaders say the UN has done too little to prevent. For the past year, the remote, northern region was gripped by widespread
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