Activists set free 200 Doves for Kashmir On Human Rights Day

Our Correspondent

ISLAMABAD: To mark International Day of Human Rights and to let the world know Kashmir is in need of Peace, Kashmir movement activists including politicians, media persons, human rights defenders, volunteers & civil society members gathered in Islamabad. The organizer of the event YFK–International Kashmir Lobby Group (Youth Forum For Kashmir) sets free 200 Doves to send a message of peace to the world on World Human Rights Day.

On this occasion, Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chief Yasin Malik’s wife Mushaal Mullick, Kashmir activist, Zaman Bajwa and others expressed their concerns on the recent situation in Jammu & Kashmir and the way Indian army is killing innocent Kashmiris with full impunity speak volumes about the champions of so called world’s largest democracy.

The participants of the event asked the world community to raise their voices for the people of Kashmir and against the human rights violations committed by India and demanded the policy makers to come to the dialogue to resolve the dispute of Kashmir which is still pending due to the stubbornness of India.

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