The 'Israel model': The fragile paradise of Kashmir faces an existential threat

India's Hindu nationalists have learnt from their allies in Israel. The results can be seen in Kashmir.

During my Christmas in Kashmir, stories of survival, resistance, and pain

Not one person of about 100 people I talked with in the four camps I visited had been able to talk to their family in IOK since Aug 5.

Is Kashmir India’s Palestine?

With India’s increased oppression of the people of Kashmir, one cannot help but see similarities to Israel’s decades-long, brutal oppression of the Palestinians.

Call the crime in Kashmir by its name: Ongoing genocide

Tensions have escalated between the countries many times in the past and have sometimes resulted in military confrontation.

The Silence Is the Loudest Sound

The Indian government has confined about seven million Kashmiris to their homes and imposed a complete communications blackout.

India is escalating Kashmir conflict by painting it as terrorism

The greatest threat to Indian security is communal violence, not terrorism.

How can Canada ignore the conflict in Kashmir?

India and Pakistan, two nuclear powers, are at the brink of war over Kashmir. It should be at the heart of foreign policy debate by our party leaders.

Kashmir, Solidarity and the Canadian State

I agree entirely that Kashmir deserves our solidarity in the face of the Indian government’s repression and denial of its constitutional rights.

To Kashmir, the country without a post office, with love

I remember running around Dal Lake in the Kashmir Valley as a teenager, counting the soldiers as I passed by.

Kashmir under India's new order

Inside Kashmir: Under India’s new order, ominous quiet reigns, but resistance lives on

The Crisis In Kashmir Has Started A Conversation I Don’t Know How To Have

This year I picked up a pastime I thought was reserved for white people: fighting with my family about their terrible politics.

Understanding Kashmir

NPR's Scott Simon talks to Suvir Kaul, a historian and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, about India's move to assert itself in Kashmir.

Kashmir’s grim one-year lockdown anniversary

August 5 will mark one year of military lockdown in Indian administered Kashmir.

Which Kashmir? Pakistan wala ya India? Konsa Kashmir? Pakistan's or India's?

This piece is part of APLA’s newest Speaking Justice to Power Series, which focuses on Kashmir.

Kashmir: Silence Is Not An Option

In this season of global confinement and mass suffering, of protests and historical reckonings, we focus our attention on Kashmir, where the word lockdown has long been tethered to collective struggle.

Canada stands idly by, as Kashmir passes a year of military occupation by India

August 5 will mark a year of military lockdown for the people of Indian occupied Kashmir (IOK).

Interrogating the "Normal" in Kashmir

Report of a Visit to the Valley, January 31 to February 5, 2020

Both Muslims and Kashmiri Pandits will have to find empathy, generosity to overcome their political differences

If Pandits return to Kashmir, as they should, they may have to live in fear as their Sikh and Muslim brethren do.

What about the Kashmiri Pandits? – Thirty Years Later, Make the Question Count

An empty question, cynically recycled in tweets and speeches, needs to be replaced with actual questions about healing for Kashmiri Pandits, their culture, and for Kashmir itself.

Shared Trauma Underpins Sikh-Muslim Solidarity in Kashmir

The state should remember that its repression will only deepen solidarities amongst persecuted minorities and also Hindus who recognise the perversion of their faith.

Kashmir: Memories of Colonial Unknowing

With India's revocation of Article 370, Kashmiri azaadi (freedom) has been made more difficult. How should an Indian speak about and stand with Kashmir in this context?

How to be an ally with Kashmir: War stories from the kitchen

As Kashmiris are confronted with a new era of settler colonialism, we must take a stand against the violence.

Normalcy in Kashmir seems far away

Regular lockdowns of internet communication coupled with discord in Kashmir and government interference in the Indian media doesn’t augur well for the future of the state.

The 'Israel model': The fragile paradise of Kashmir faces an existential threat

India's Hindu nationalists have learnt from their allies in Israel. The results can be seen in Kashmir.