South Asia Human Rights Journalist Association

 سرینگر۔ دسمبر9/, 2012 کشمےر مےں1990سے عوامی تحرےک آزادی کی سے 2012 دسمبر تک انسانی حقوق کے حوالے سے نہ صرف وادی میں کام کررہی کئی انجمنوں نے اعداد وشمار پیش کئے ہیں بلکہ بین الاقوامی سطح پر ایمنسٹی انٹرنیشنل اور ہیومن رائٹس واچ نے بھی اس حوالے سے تحریری طور پر وقتاً فوقتاً کشمےر میں ہورہی انسانی حقوق کی پامالیوں کو اجاگر کیاہے۔اس متناز عہ علاقے میں کوئی بھی ادارہ اب تک گرفتاریوں،حراستی گمشدگیوں ،حراستی قتل اور دیگر واقعات کے حوالے سے مصدقہ طور پر اعداد وشمار پیش نہیں کرسکا ہے کیونکہ کسی بھی غیر سرکاری ادارے نے اس ضمن میں دستاویزتیار نہیں کئے ہیں۔غالباً پہلی بار انٹرنیشنل فورم

Srinagar, December 6, 2012:  In Sriangar, the study report has revealed that as many as 500 Indian paramilitary and police personals including the senior officials are involved in human rights abuse in Jammu and Kashmir in last more than two decades of military violence.  Two human rights groups Thursday said that 235 Indian army men, 123 paramilitary personnel, 111 policemen and 31 government sponsored gunmen were involved in 214 cases of human rights violations in Kashmir.

 Srinagar, December 4 : Several parts of Srinagar city, remained under curfew imposed by the authorities for the seventh consecutive day, today. 

 Srinagar, 07 November 2012: In Srinagar, the High Court has directed a Special Investigation Team of police to conclude within three months the probe into the 2002 disappearance of a civilian by Indian Army’s Rashtriya Rifles. Manzoor Ahmad Dar was arrested from his home in Rawalpora in Srinagar by Indian army in January 2002.

Srinagar, October 18, 2012 :In Srinagar, the Amnesty International has reiterated that the black law, Public Safety Act (PSA) is a lawless law, expressed serious concern over the lack of determination by the authorities to repeal it.

 Srinagar, October 18, 2012 : The family of a mechanic, Kala Khan of Lisana village of Tehsil Surankote, who was killed in a fake encounter by Indian troops in 12 February 2002, is still waiting for justice. The deceased Kala Khan was the lone bread-earner of his wife, six daughters and three sons. His family members have been knocking at all the doors including the Human Rights Commission of Lasj,or for last 10 years to get justice but did not succeed.

 Srinagar, October 11: In Srinagar, the regime led by Omar Abdullah on Wednesday hags admitted that 354 people were charged under the repealed black laws — Terrorist and Disruptive Activities Act (TADA) and Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) in Jammu and Kashmir.
Giving information to the supplementary question of Congress puppet legislator Ravinder Kumar Sharma, the authorities of regime informed the so-called Legislative Council that 323 persons were booked under TADA in 63 cases and 31 under POTA — repealed long back. 

 Srinagar, September 28 : In Srinagar, the Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP) has appealed to the world community to impress upon India to end injustice in Jammu and Kashmir and allow the international institutions to probe human rights abuses perpetrated by its troops in Kashmir.

Srinagar, August 15, 2012: In Srinagar, several human rights groups have expressed shock over the regime led by Omar Abdullah and Indian establishment or authorities announcement of awards to tainted police officials involved in heinous crimes, including custodial killings, fake encounters and rapes. The regime has awarded around 50 police officials with Presidential, Police and different medals.

Srinagar, April 21 2012: The international human rights watchdog, Amnesty International has reiterated its call to repeal black laws, Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) and Public Safety Act (PSA) from Jammu and Kashmir.