An analysis of women’s education, literacy and economic participation in IIOJK, examining how security restrictions affect long-term development.
Tag: IIOJK
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Basic Services and Public Frustration in IIOJK.
Public protests in Kupwara and Rajouri highlight growing concerns over roads, healthcare, clean water and other basic services in IIOJK. The deeper issue is public frustration and governance.
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IIOJK: The World’s Largest Open-Air Jail — A Defence and Strategic Perspective.
An in-depth strategic analysis examines IIOJK as the “world’s largest open-air jail,” focusing on militarisation, legal restrictions, digital surveillance, human costs and the wider security implications for South Asia.
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Wani Calls for UN Probe into Use of Mercenaries and Surveillance Technologies by India in IIOJK.
WMC representative Altaf Hussain Wani has urged the UN Human Rights Council to launch an independent investigation into the reported use of private militia, mercenaries and advanced surveillance technologies in IIOJK.
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When Security Becomes the Language of Occupation: The case of Jammu & Kashmir.
An analysis of how securitisation in Jammu and Kashmir affects political participation, human rights, mobility, livelihoods and the everyday lives of Kashmiris.
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Kashmiri Delegates Urge International Action Over Human Rights Situation in IIOJK
Kashmiri delegates attending the UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva have urged stronger international monitoring and action over the human rights situation in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir.
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Women’s Rights and Gender-Based Violence in IIoJK
The Kashmir conflict has had profound consequences for women, with documented allegations of sexual violence, arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances, displacement and psychological trauma. This analysis examines the evidence, legal concerns and competing Indian and Pakistani narratives surrounding women’s rights in IIOJK.