International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)

FIDH and and its partner organizations Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP) and Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society (JKCCS) publish a briefing note detailing key human rights issues of concern in Indian-administered Jammu & Kashmir.  Since 1990, more than 70,000 people have been killed, more than 8,000 have been subjected to enforced disappearances, several thousands have been arrested and detained under repressive laws, and torture and other acts of inhuman and degrading treatment against protestors and detainees have been routinely used by Indian security forces.

REPORTS I STATEMENTS I REPORTS

2020

• INDIA: ARBITRARILY DETAINED KASHMIRIPRISONERS MUST BE FREED
• ORAL STATEMENT ON THE SITUATION IN JAMMU & KASHMIR
• INDIA: SIX MONTHS ON, DRACONIAN RESTRICTIONS REMAIN IN PLACE IN JAMMU & KASHMIR

2019

• URGENT RESOLUTION ON THE SITUATION IN INDIAN-ADMINISTERED JAMMU & KASHMIR SINCE 5 AUGUST 2019
• KEY HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES OF CONCERN IN INDIAN-ADMINISTERED JAMMU & KASHMIR
• UPDATE ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN INDIAN-ADMINISTERED JAMMU & KASHMIR SINCE AUGUST 2019
• END COMMUNICATION BLOCKADE IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY
• BRIEFING NOTE ON THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN KASHMIR
• INDIA: GOVERNMENT MUST IMMEDIATELY REINSTATE FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS IN JAMMU & KASHMIR
• INDIA: 69 HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS AND ORGANIZATIONS SIGN LETTER TO PRIME MINISTER MODI ON SITUATION IN JAMMU & KASHMIR

2016

• KASHMIR: UN OBSERVERS DENIED ACCESS TO INVESTIGATE ONGOING HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
• INDIA: AUTHORITIES PROLONG UNLAWFUL DETENTION OF KASHMIRI HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER KHURRAM PARVEZ
• INDIAN AUTHORITIES PREVENT KASHMIRI HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER KHURRAM PARVEZ FROM TRAVELLING TO GENEVA FOR U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL SESSION
• KASHMIRI HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER KHURRAM PARVEZ ARBITRARILY ARRESTED AND DENIED DUE PROCESS RIGHTS

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