What you need to know about the struggle for peace in Kashmir

• FAQs About Kashmir and Articles 370/35A

• Kashmir Right Now: 6 Things You Need to Know

• History of the Kashmir Conflict Brief

• The Kashmir conflict isn’t about independence and democracy. It’s about expanding theocracy in South Asia.

• In August leading Western media failed in their coverage of Kashmir

• Kashmir History and Article 370 in 3 minutes

• Working Towards Peace: Understanding the Kashmir Conflict lesson plan

• Kashmiri Americans condemn terror attacks of Hindu and Sikhs in the Kashmir Valley

• Civilian killings: Kashmiri Pandits urged not to panic

• Indian military: 2 drones intercepted over base in Kashmir

• Two teachers are killed in Kashmir, where militant attacks are surging

The past few years have been a historic time period for the former Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Most significantly, on August 5, 2019, the Indian government legally, democratically, and constitutionally abrogated Articles 370 and 35A of India’s Constitution, temporary provisions that conferred special status on the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Read more.

Religious minorities, women, and the LBTQ community have experienced inordinate persecution in the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. The international community must take the concerns of Jammu and Kashmir Indian citizens seriously in supporting their civil and human rights.