Kashmiris

Indian troops kill rebels in Kashmir gunfight

Anti-New Delhi protests erupted after three suspected rebels were killed in southern Pulwama town in India-administered Kashmir. Locals say troops detained several people and forced them to sit in front of them as shields during the clashes.

Modi meets Kashmir unionists first time after India annexes region

PM Narendra Modi holds face-to-face talks with several pro-India leaders from disputed Kashmir, the first such meeting since his right-wing government annexed the Himalayan territory, detained thousands and imposed a tough crackdown.

Analysis: Is India hiding human rights abuse in Kashmir?

UK Labour Party MP Debbie Abraham's deportation is not the only evidence of India blocking critical voices. It's been a pattern and in most cases linked to New Delhi's inability to digest criticism over the disputed Kashmir region.

India-administered Kashmir observes strike to remember Afzal Guru

In 2013, India hanged the Kashmir man over 2001 parliament attack, after country's apex court found "no evidence amounting to [Guru's] criminal conspiracy" but ordered his execution to satisfy society's "collective conscience."

India's settler colonial project in Kashmir should force the world to act

An Indian diplomat's recent call for the 'Israel model' in Kashmir should ring alarm bells.

Pakistan hits back at Indian diplomat's 'Israel Model' for Kashmir remark

Pakistani officials and Kashmiris have slammed the notion that an 'Israel Model' be applied in Kashmir saying it only confirms the true nature of India's recent actions in Kashmir.

Grenade blast in India-administered Kashmir kills one, inures 25

Police blamed the attack on rebels fighting Indian rule, without providing any proof in this regard.

Why militants have widened attacks in Kashmir

Recent violence targeted outsiders from mainland India entering the disputed Kashmir, a significant shift triggered by India's decision to reduce the semi-autonomous region into a New Delhi-ruled territory.

No flag or constitution for Kashmir under changes imposed by New Delhi

The legislation divides the Indian-administered Kashmir into two federally governed territories.

India 'hand picks' far-right EU parliamentarians to assess troubled Kashmir

The visit drew ire from rights activists and leaders of the opposition as the ruling BJP has barred foreign journalists and independent groups from visiting Kashmir, where a clampdown on dissent has continued since August 5.

Pinkwashing Kashmir

The othering of Kashmiris in mainstream discourse is vital to suppressing their self-determination.

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.