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Framed, Tortured, Released After 12 Years: The Story of the Delhi Blasts ‘Mastermind’
Freed after 12 years in prison, Tariq Ahmed Dar describes the torture he faced, and how judges repeatedly questioned the prosecuting agencies’ case against him.
Majid Maqbool
Acquitted After 12 Years in Jail, Kashmiri Student Wants To Go Back To His Books
“What was done to me should not happen to anyone… The years that I have lost in prison will not return now.”
Twelve Years a Terror Accused: The Story of a Shawl Weaver From Kashmir
Acquitted on February 16, Mohammad Hussain Fazili recounts his journey after his incarceration in the 2005 Delhi serial blast case.
Getting Around the Great Internet Blockade in Kashmir
Two Kashmiris are looking to do what Facebook has not so far – provide their fellow residents with a way to reach out to friends and family in times of crisis.
Nun Chai and Conversation: An Australian Artist’s Stories of Kashmir
Alana Hunt has detailed the dialogues she had on Kashmir with people across the world in her interactive art project ‘Cups of Nun Chai’.
The Writing on the Walls in Kashmir
People in the Valley are using graffiti to show their dissent, and as an arena where disagreements with the state play out.
Life of a Kashmiri Photojournalist: Abuse, Hostility and Taking Risks to Tell The Story
While security forces see photojournalists as “instigating protestors”, protestors often assume they are “government agents”.
Here’s How Kashmiri Cartoonists Are Playing With Their Pain
Suhail Naqshbandi and Mir Suhail, reflect the painful life of Kashmiris today with incisive cartoons replete with dark humour.
An Artist Responds to the Violence in Kashmir
Masood Hussain, an artist deeply moved by the pictures of blinded children in tumultuous Kashmir, makes digital art to capture their plight.
