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Geneva Seminar On Kashmir Lambastes New Delhi For Perpetuation Of Human Rights Abuses In IOK
Sumaira FH Published July 02, 2019 | 09:39 PM
Members of Kashmiri delegation currently on a trio to Geneva organized a seminar on the sidelines of UNHCR 41st session in Gemeva, which was attended by large number of people and activists from civil society, international organizations and diplomatic community, an official message released to the media here Tuesday Said
Former UN independent expert on promotion of equitable democratic order while addressing stated that he has been monitoring Kashmir since long and urged India and International organizations to pay heed to the worsening situation of Human Rights in occupied Kashmir.
"Self-determination is still valid, we have examples of people across the globe in recent times who achieved self-determination" said Mr. Alferd. Highlighting the current situation over Kashmir, he stated that Indian arrogance is despicable at international forums, and Indian diplomats have been giving us tough time when we spoke on Kashmir. While concluding he again stated that self-determination is a very valid and achievable goal for Kashmiris.
Mr. Altaf Wani, Chairman Kashmir Institute of International Relations (KIIR) while opening the talk stated that UN report on Kashmir exposed the true face of Indian forces which include human rights issues in Kashmir including unidentified grave sites and unlawful killings by Indian Security Forces. He expected the release of follow up report soon.
Mr. Amajd Yousaf Executive Director KIIR, shared the plight of people living near Line of Control (LoC) and updated audience over the recent situation in Kashmir. He urged that international community must support Pakistan's stance of revival of dialogue between India and Pakistan.
Ms Jenefir who is humanitarian expert also welcomed UN report on Kashmir and highlighted the plight of people of Jammu and Kashmir. She called it very vital for the struggle of people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Young activist from Britain Mr. Hassan Ashraf also highlighted key findings of report and apprised audience on human rights violations in 2019. While concluding, Mr. Wani thanked international community for their continued support.
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