Thousands of women in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir continue to live in uncertainty as their husbands remain missing and their legal, economic and social struggles persist.
The stories of Kashmir’s half-widows highlight decades of unresolved disappearances and growing calls for truth, accountability and justice.
An analysis of women’s education, literacy and economic participation in IIOJK, examining how security restrictions affect long-term development.
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.
Bradford, (Zahid Mirza) __ As part of the United Nations’ global campaign, Sixteen Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the University of Bradford has launched a series of awareness activities aimed at combating violence against women and promoting gender equality. In this connection, the University’s Social Justice Society organized a significant awareness session addressing Islamophobia...
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