Jammu & Kashmir

Bangalore- Demonstration against Human Rights Violations

More than hundred students of the St Joseph College (Bangalore) gathered to mark their solidarity with human rights issues ranging from free Tibet to their solidarity with Sharmila Irom and all other human rights violations from across the globe. This included a long rally from the College campus to Town Hall. The authorities tried drive away the demonstrators in spite of the permissions. However the students did not give up and stood their ground in front of Town Hall for two hours in heavy rain. Activists, faculty members and students attended the rally and speeches were made by different activists and students raising their voice against human rights violations. read more

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Jammu & Kashmir

Indian Democracy at Work: Silence Please!

Indian ruling classes which often projects India as the world’s largest democracy, through their handling of the Kashmir nationality question in the past six decades, have shown their true colors. Their imperialistic & colonial attitude towards many nationalities is no different from their predecessor British imperialism that once oppressed the people of India. read more

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Jammu & Kashmir

Justice for Kashmir now!

Civilians massacred

In the last 2 months alone more than 100 people have lost their lives because they dared to express their opposition against a regime that has denied them their basic rights. They were killed because the Indian state could not answer their genuine questions. Kashmir has lost thousands of its children in this struggle for fundamental rights. read more

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Jammu & Kashmir

Successful protest agaisnt the Indian Government

The Tamil Solidarity Campaign (TSC) held a successful protest outside the Indian High Commission in London on Thursday 4 November against the Indian government’s ongoing attacks on the Kashmiri people and the attack on the well-known activist and Booker prize winner Arundhati Roy. The South Asian Solidarity Group also participated in the protest. Many people stopped to show support and took away leaflets. read more