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Women overlooked in Kashmir's resistance against India's iron-fisted policy

Kashmiri women have made immense sacrifices and paid a heavy price in the decades-old Kashmir conflict and they continue to play a significant role in defying India's aggression.

Fresh death in custody reveals dark side of India's policing in Kashmir

The death of a young Kashmiri man occurred in police custody at a time when the government of India has imposed restrictions and a communication blackout in the region since August 5.

India poised to detain and torture more and more Kashmiris, locals say

Many Kashmiris TRT World spoke to allege Indian police and paramilitary forces are picking up young men and teenagers in midnight raids and subjecting them to custodial torture.

Day 23: India's Kashmir siege — ‘we want our sleep back’

Why has a Kashmiri suburb barricaded itself against the Indian police and imposed self-isolation since August 9?

India frees Kashmiri men after 23 years of wrongful imprisonment

Wrongly convicted as young men for bombing attacks on Delhi and Rajasthan, three men return home to find they have lost families and livelihoods.

Indian troops kill one, wound 70 in Kashmir clashes

Soldiers fired live bullets and shotgun pellets on protesters who helped rebels escape two separate sieges by Indian troops, authorities in India-administered Kashmir say.

India deploys over 10,000 more troops to Kashmir as tensions soar

Indian police detain more than 100 Kashmiri activists and pro-independence leaders in raids amid tensions with Pakistan, and ahead of court ruling over Kashmir's special status with India that could stoke further violence in disputed region.

'It's time to talk about the occupation in Kashmir, not a war over it'

Violence in Kashmir does not take place within a vacuum, and the Indian government will only aggravate it further if it does not concede that its root causes lie in its treatment of Kashmiris.

India arrests 31 Rohingya Muslims stranded on Bangladesh border

The refugees have been living in India-administered Kashmir and some of them carry identity cards issued by UNHCR. But India's Hindu right-wing government regards them as illegal aliens, and does not recognise the UN refugee agency's cards.

Indian forces kill four Kashmiri rebels during anti-India protests

Indian police said troops killed four Kashmiri rebels after a clash erupted during anti-India protests, as the region already reels from the deadliest year in a decade in which over 500 people have been killed.

Why did Indian police ban a Muslim group from offering Friday prayers?

The police diktat has triggered a public debate with some defending the ban and some opposing it.

Indian troops kill seven civilians, three rebels in disputed Kashmir

At least seven civilians were killed and nearly three dozens wounded as Indian troops fired at anti-India protesters in India-administered Kashmir after a gun battle left three rebels and a soldier dead.