Human rights violations and suffering of Kashmiris in Occupied Kashmir

Human rights violations and suffering of Kashmiris in Occupied Kashmir

India forcibly occupied Jammu and Kashmir on October 1947 against the will of the Kashmiri people

Kashmir

Serious violations of human rights have been going on in Occupied Kashmir for decades, the story of the suffering of Kashmiris spans more than seven decades.

According to the report, India forcibly occupied Jammu and Kashmir on October 1947 against the will of the Kashmiri people and in complete violation of the Independence Act, after which the usurpation of the rights of the Kashmiri people was taken to the United Nations Security Council. went.

Indian forces have so far martyred two and a half lakh Kashmiris and orphaned more than 100,000 children and more than 11,000 women were raped.

So far 1.6 million Kashmiris have been arrested in Occupied Kashmir while more than 1100 properties have been set on fire.

Since 2019, the longest internet shutdown has been going on in Occupied Kashmir, 5 resolutions have been approved by the United Nations on Occupied Kashmir so far, but not even one of them could be implemented.

On August 5, 2019, the Modi government abrogated Article 370 and ended the special status of the Kashmiri people.

The ruling party BJP was behind the abolition of the special status of the Kashmiri people, the purpose of settling the Hindus, the abrogation of Article 370 had negative effects on the economy and employment.

According to Indian Economy, the unemployment rate in Occupied Kashmir has increased to 16.2 percent.

Special Assistant to Prime Minister of Pakistan for Human Rights and wife of Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik Mashaal Malik says that India has failed to end the freedom spirit of Kashmiris, we need to submit an urgent resolution from the United Nations so that the population Stop the change and conduct a new census.