Freedom from India to Coronavirus fight – Kashmir under longest lockdown – April 29, 2020

Last updated, April 29, 2020

 

 

 

Use of UAPA Against Journalists is Last Nail in Coffin for Press Freedom in Kashmir

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US congressman sympathises with Kashmiris fighting coronavirus in Indian occupied Kashmir

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Doctors fight a lonely battle against #COVID19 in absence of High speed internet in Jammu and Kashmir. 

Doctors are on the frontline amid covid 19 pandemic and their job became more tough with 2g speed internet #coronavirus

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Occupation more fatal than Corona #Kashmir

 

Restrictions imposed during COVID-19 in a heavy military zone of Kashmir is the tactics of genocide. COVID-19 Kashmiri Women conference full video clip is now available

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Cases filed to muzzle the voices of journalists: Booked Kashmiri journos speak out 

Cases filed to muzzle the voices of journalists: Booked Kashmiri journos speak out

 

India continues to punish Kashmiris in times of COVID-19 #Coronavirus @kashmirwatch

Kashmir halts sample collection after 5,000 test kits ‘mysteriously’ diverted to Jammu

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‘Brazen attack’: Outrage over Kashmir police probing journalists
Cases filed against three Kashmiri journalists in less than a week as media and rights groups decry ‘misuse of power’.

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COVID-19: Restricted Internet Impacts on Health in Kashmir

COVID-19: Restricted Internet Impacts on Health in Kashmir

 

Slow Internet Is Speeding the Spread of the Coronavirus in Indian occupied Kashmir

The region is accustomed to lockdowns, but New Delhi’s ban on high-speed internet is undermining the medical community’s ability to fight the pandemic.

Slow Internet Is Speeding the Spread of the Coronavirus in Kashmir

 

COVID-19 & Human Rights – Virtual Meeting of Human Rights Council (9 April 2020)

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Pakistan ‘deeply concerned’ over lack of medical supplies in Indian occupied Kashmir: FO
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For Kashmiris Coronavirus is less harmful than living under the Indian occupation @kashmirwatch

“Dozens arrested in J&K’s Sopore for attending the funeral of slain JeM commander”
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#Kashmir: #Coronavirus is a new tool for India to oppress us

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In Kashmir, slow internet throttles doctors’ coronavirus response

‘An internet connection, especially in a pandemic, is like an eye to the emergency physician. Kindly, don’t blind us.’

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“I see my dreams vanishing”: Kashmiri researchers during the internet blockade

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Coronavirus: Is Kashmir prepared?

 

India’s internet curbs in Kashmir hamper coronavirus fight

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India’s internet curbs in Kashmir hamper coronavirus fight

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India’s internet curbs in Kashmir hamper COVID-19 fight

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COVID 19: High-Speed Internet Ban Hampering Journalism In Kashmir

Kashmir’s Slow Internet Means COVID-19 Rumours Get Long Shelf Life | The Quint

J&K: Coping with Double Lockdown Sans High-Speed Internet

Journalism in Kashmir in ‘state of repression’: Media watchdog
International Press Institute says media freedom in India-administered Kashmir is under threat, charge officials deny.

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‘Summons, detentions, harassment’: A new normal for journalists in Kashmir

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Jammu and Kashmir police question three journalists amid social media ban

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‘Humiliating to the core’: how India turned a Kashmir hotel into a jail

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Kashmir journalist wins AFP’s Kate Webb Prize for coverage of India’s lockdown

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Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN

Indian police open case against hundreds in Kashmir for using VPN

 

Panic in Kashmir as case filed against social media users
Digital rights activists slam filing of case under ‘anti-terror’ laws saying it is a step to ‘criminalise everyone’.

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India cracks down on use of VPNs in occupied Kashmir to get around social media ban

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The Kashmir journalist forced into manual labour

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UK MP and Kashmiri rights campaigner is ‘deported’ from India

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Journalists in Kashmir break silence over physical attacks, harassment and summons by police

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In Srinagar, Journalists’ Protest Ban on Internet, Mobile Service Across Kashmir

The journalists condemned the communication clampdown, saying it was a deliberate attempt to stop the flow of information from Kashmir to the outside world and “suppress  freedom of media in Kashmir”.

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Kashmiri Journalists Stage Protest Against Internet blockade

Kashmiri Journalists Protest Over Police “High-handedness”

 

MOURNING AND RESISTANCE IN KASHMIR AFTER INDIA REVOKED THE STATE’S SPECIAL STATUS

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Kashmir Decoded: Conspiracy of Silence or Violence—What Next For the Valley?

India’s top court rules internet shutdown in Kashmir is illegal

DUJ calls for end to harassment of Kashmir’s journalists
DUJ calls for end to harassment of Kashmir’s journalists

 

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