Kashmiris demonstrate against Slumdog India in London & Brussels

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European Union Discussion about Gandhi Mass Graves in Kashmir – کشمیر میں گاندھی مظالم کے بارے میں یورپی یونین کی پارلیمنٹ ، بیلجیئم میں سارہ لڈفرڈ کی سلمڈاگ انڈیا کے خلاف بحث

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کشمیر میں گاندھی مظالم کے بار ے میں

 یورپی یونین کی پارلیمنٹ ، بیلجیئم میں سارہ لڈفرڈ کی

 سلمڈاگ انڈیا کے خلاف بحث

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Sarah Ludford, MEP

discusses about the issue of

Gandhi Mass Graves

in the European Union Parliament

in the European Union

Brussels, Belgium

 

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http://khudi.pk/2011/05/02/mass-graves-in-kashmir/

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http://www.frontlinekashmir.org/2011/04/mass-graves-in-kashmir.html

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Sikh Leader supports Pakistan on Kashmir & criticizes Slumdog India

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Iran criticizes Slumdog India on Kashmir issue

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Human Right abuses in Kashmir, are highlighted in Cockroach London, Cockroach Britain

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Gandhi terrorism in Kashmir

is highlighted in

Cockroach London, Cockroach Britain

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http://www.kmsnews.org/news/human-rights-excesses-ihk-highlighted-london

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Dr Angana Chatterji, co-convenor of the International Peoples Tribunal on Human Rights and Justice in Jammu and Kashmir narrated human rights excesses in Occupied Kashmir and called for improving the monitoring of humanitarian situation in the valley.

Dr Angana Chatterji, while addressing a composite gathering at Kashmir Centre London, said that the disturbing concept of zero tolerance for non-violent dissent evolved round fear, surveillance of the ordinary Kashmiri irrespective of age or gender, discipline and punishment.

This has proved to be a sustained and widespread offensive with mass and extra judicial killings in Kashmir by the military and paramilitary institutions as brought out in evidence in the report ‘Buried Evidence’ by the International People’s Tribunal on Human Rights and Justice in Indian administered Kashmir, she added.

Dr Chatterji reported that the disproportionate number of special forces in the occupied territory gave the impression that the armed forces were more powerful than the occupation authorities and that the reality in Kashmir was one of militarised controls and that Kashmir was not a dispute but a conflict zone.

She stressed the importance of cultivating alliances with credible institutions and organisations, adding these needed to be formed and developed as there was at present no monitoring was going on in Jammu and Kashmir, therefore, no sustained visibility.

Dr Chatterji emphasised that there needed to be a sustained outcry from the international media and that the international community needed to play a proactive role in establishing alliances with organisations, which were seen to be acceptable.

Representatives from Amnesty International, the Economist, Conciliation Resources, Asian Affairs and community activists also spoke on the occasion.

At the end, the Executive Director of Kashmir Centre London, Professor Nazir Ahmad Shawl presented his book ‘Speaking Silence’ to her.

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