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Founded in 2006 by Kashmiri Americans with first-hand experience of the conflict and occupation, the organization works to amplify the voices of Kashmiris in the region and throughout the diaspora to raise awareness of the ongoing and escalating crisis.

A resolution meant to give Kashmiris a voice still remains unfulfilled decades later.UN Resolution 47 highlights how unr...
22/04/2026

A resolution meant to give Kashmiris a voice still remains unfulfilled decades later.
UN Resolution 47 highlights how unresolved disputes, exclusion, and mistrust can stall even global efforts.
The question of self-determination—and lasting peace—remains open. 🌍🕊️

A resolution passed in 1948 still shapes global discourse today.UN Resolution 47 on Kashmir highlights both the promise ...
21/04/2026

A resolution passed in 1948 still shapes global discourse today.
UN Resolution 47 on Kashmir highlights both the promise and limits of international diplomacy.
Decades later, the issue remains unresolved—but the lessons for conflict resolution are more relevant than ever. 🌍🕊️

20/04/2026

Dialogue was always the way, yet chances slipped through silence. Talks happened—but peace never followed. Generations grew up divided, families separated across the Line of Control, carrying stories that deserved a different ending. Kashmir is not just a place—it’s people still waiting for conversations to mean something.

Lal Chowk was not just burned in 1993—it was scarred by the brutality of occupation in Indian-occupied Kashmir.The flame...
11/04/2026

Lal Chowk was not just burned in 1993—it was scarred by the brutality of occupation in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
The flames that consumed 260 homes and the lives of 47 civilians still burn in Kashmir’s collective memory, reminding the world that some tragedies are never truly buried.

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10/04/2026

Rashid Ahmad Mughal’s story is not just one tragedy—it reflects a painful pattern that has haunted Kashmir for decades. A civilian life was stolen, then reshaped into a false narrative to manufacture a victory. Behind every fake encounter is a grieving family, a silenced truth, and a community forced to live under fear. Kashmir’s reality cannot be hidden behind staged stories forever. The world must continue to witness, remember, and speak.

10/04/2026

Rashid Ahmad Mughal’s story is not just one tragedy—it reflects a painful pattern that has haunted Kashmir for decades. A civilian life was stolen, then reshaped into a false narrative to manufacture a victory. Behind every fake encounter is a grieving family, a silenced truth, and a community forced to live under fear. Kashmir’s reality cannot be hidden behind staged stories forever. The world must continue to witness, remember, and speak.

Staged encounters. Silenced truths. A pattern too familiar to ignore.When voices are buried and lives are turned into he...
09/04/2026

Staged encounters. Silenced truths. A pattern too familiar to ignore.
When voices are buried and lives are turned into headlines without answers, the question remains: how many more Rashid Mughals before the world chooses to listen?
Behind every “encounter” is a family left with grief, a community left with fear, and a truth still waiting to be told.

03/04/2026

“Warnings ignored have a way of becoming realities lived.”

Back in 1995, Roman Herzog’s words carried a caution the world should have never overlooked. Today, that warning echoes louder than ever across Kashmir—where local voices are silenced, independent journalism is pushed into disappearance, and truth itself struggles to find a platform. The consequences are not limited to headlines alone; they shape daily life, disrupt education, and threaten the economic survival of families already living under uncertainty.

Three decades later, the world still watches, but does it act?

The oppressed become the oppressors when power forgets its own history.Asiya Andrabi and the two other Kashmiri women co...
02/04/2026

The oppressed become the oppressors when power forgets its own history.
Asiya Andrabi and the two other Kashmiri women continue to symbolize how voices of resistance are often met with silence, detention, and erasure. Their story is not just about three individuals—it is about people whose political voices remain criminalized for demanding dignity, identity, and justice.

When a voice is put in chains, silence is not peace ,it is control.In colonized Kashmir, the freedom to speak, to pray, ...
26/03/2026

When a voice is put in chains, silence is not peace ,it is control.
In colonized Kashmir, the freedom to speak, to pray, and to protest is not treated as a right, but as a risk.

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March 20, 2000 — Chittisinghpura massacre.35 Kashmiri Sikhs were taken from their homes and killed in the shadow of thei...
23/03/2026

March 20, 2000 — Chittisinghpura massacre.
35 Kashmiri Sikhs were taken from their homes and killed in the shadow of their Gurdwara — a night meant to instill fear, division, and silence.

But memory refuses to be buried.
Their names live on in the conscience of a people who refuse to forget, who refuse to let truth be erased, and who stand in solidarity beyond religion, beyond identity.

Chittisinghpura was not just a tragedy — it was a wound that still demands acknowledgment, justice, and remembrance.

Remember. Speak. Stand together.

20/03/2026

March 20, 2000. Chittisinghpura.

35 Kashmiri Sikhs were taken from their homes and killed in front of their Gurdwara by men in Indian Army uniforms.

For years, the truth was deflected and denied. Survivors spoke. Evidence emerged. Even former Indian officials later confirmed what many already knew.

This was not just an attack on one community — it was a message.

Remember Chittisinghpura.
Share this. Keep the story alive.

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