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Political Prisoners In IIOJK Subject To Inhuman Treatment By Misuse Of Anti-terrorism Laws: Kashmir Delegation.
Fahad Shabbir (@FahadShabbir) Published June 22, 2022 | 04:40 PM
MIRPUR (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 22nd Jun, 2022 ) Jun 22 (APP):Political prisoners in Indian Illegally occupied Jammu Kashmir .State were subject to inhuman and degrading treatment by misuse of anti-terrorism laws which were in contravention to international standards.
Kashmiri delegation held a presser at Geneva Press club on Wednesday highlighting the state suppression of Modi led Indian racist regime on political prisoners of occupied Kashmir, says a message reaching and released to the media here on Wednesday.
It was said that India has been failed in suppressing freedom struggle and resorted to inhuman tactics like slapping inhuman laws like Unlawful Protection Activities Act (UAPA), and other anti terror laws on Kashmiri leadership.
Muhammad Yaseen Malik has been given life imprisonment without any fair process or trial while political leaders like Syed Shabir Shah, Massarat Allam, Naeem Khan, Asya indrabi, Qasim Faktu Altaf Shah, Farooq Ahmed Dar and others are put behind bars in Indian notorious Tihar jail on fake and fabricated charges.
While explaining crackdown on dissent they also demanded the release of well known Human Rights activist Khurum Parveez and Ashan Untoo who are strong.
Advocate of human rights.
The presser also unearthed the nefarious design of Indian state to change the demography of occupied Kashmir and convert a Muslim majority state into a BJP dominated fascists. The local media is unprecedented as journalists are targeted and jailed on the account of publishing stories of human rights violations.
The delegates urged international community to take notice of unprecedented situation in Kashmir where first statehood was abolished and later the crackdowns and take encounters see no limit.
The scars of Indian atrocities are so deep that Even the decades won't heal it. Kashmiris have declined Indian model of development and termed it as an effort to establish fake normalization . Delegates criticized the new normal in Kashmir where dissent is crime, freedom of speech is non existent and political space has been shrunk.
The delegates concluded presser by demanding India to allow UN fact finding mission to Indian occupied Kashmir to access the situation on ground.
The presser condemned in strong terms the ongoing spree of extra judicial and summary executions of Kashmir youth and demolishing of public properties.
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