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Human Rights

Part of Kashmir’s history was dominated by the debate on rights and the liberties that individuals can avail. This section has exhaustive reportage of individuals and incidents that keep the debate going on.

She Died Looking For Her Son

She had become a widow nine months after her son was disappeared and died lonely in her one small house waiting for him. Sameer...

Struggling In Darkness

Many young protesters involved in last year’s unrest were killed or left injured. Sameer Yasir talks to one protester who lost his eyesight in...

SPECTRE AND IMPUNITY

Every time a fresh debate surrounding removal of AFSPA is energised, the army raises a spectre to oppose it. Past all other arguments, the...

Twenty Years After

Last week, the SHRC recommended a fresh investigation into Kunan mass rapes and compensation for the victims passing serious strictures against the investigators. Mudasir...

The Young and The Restless

A teenager, Muzaffar never received the help he and his family were in desperate search of after he was shot at and paralysed during...

‘Framed’ By Paying Guest

A medical student from Kishtwar studying in Bangladesh, Wasim is suspected of involvement in the Delhi High Court blast. He and his family have...

Lawmakers Grieved Graves

Tuesday, September 27, 2011 was just a routine day of business in the history of state assembly. The issue of unmarked graves dominated Day...

Grave Dreams of a Gravedigger

Atta Mohammad Khan, who has buried more than 230 bodies of unknown people, every evening brings alive gruesome memories of mutilated faces. A first...

Horrors of Anonymous Kills

the reports of thousands of unidentified graves of unknown people in Poonch horror stories of the anonymously killed are also coming alive. A Kashmir...

Shooting In The Silence

Suffocated under indefinite curfew, four young students came together on the Facebook and evolved an idea of making a documentary video about an eight-year-old...

Grave Rejoinders

The SHRC recommended employment of available scientific methods to ascertain identification of dead bodies interred in unmarked and mass graves its investigation team confirmed...

Memoriam In Cricket

Twice selected to represent J&K in Ranji Trophy, Fayaz was 19 when he disappeared in custody. His family has kept his memory alive through...

THE DEAD WILL SPEAK

The government has acknowledged for the first time in 20 years that there may be a connection between thousands of unmarked graves and those...

Diary of a prisoner

For a dreaming teenager a vacation in Delhi turned into a lifetime in jail – for no fault of his. For Syed Maqbool Shah...

‘Murder by Torture’

Last week, a young man, son of a retired police officer was murdered in the custody of State Police’s Special Operations Group in Sopore....