Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's now banned JAAC has set an 8 Muharram deadline, warning of a "major announcement" if demands go unmet. A JAAC organiser has publicly alleged Army and ISI collaboration with drug mafias to kill protest leaders. 

Drug mafias, food blockades, internet blackouts: How Pakistan is bulldozing  protesters in Occupied Kashmir? And losing the clock

Dozens of UK MPs have demanded British government intervention following violent crackdowns, civilian deaths, and communications blackouts during civil rights protests in Rawalakot, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, sparking diplomatic friction.

As Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir burns, UK's politics faces heat as MPs raise the matter

More than 15 people, including 11 civilians and four security personnel, have been killed in violent clashes between protesters and security forces amid demands for economic relief and governance reforms. As unrest escalated, Islamabad reportedly deployed around 14,000 troops to contain the rapidly deteriorating situation and restore order.


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In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), tensions flared on Friday (May 10) as locals protested against harsh economic conditions and taxes imposed by Pakistan. The protests as per news agency ANI were met with severe suppression by Pakistani defence forces.

Protests erupt in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir over inflation and other economic hardships

The 'Haq Do Tehreek' (Gwadar Rights Movement), led by Maulana Hidayat ur Rehman have given an ultimatum to the Chinese stationed inside the Gwadar Port compound to leave by December 22.

Gwadar protest leader warns Chinese citizens to leave by December 22

Thousands of people took to the streets in the port city of Gwadar in Pakistan, fighting for the rights of people in Balochistan. This was the latest amid an ongoing protest movement that was launched to put pressure on the Pakistan government.

Water, electricity shortage triggered protests, thousands march on the main roads in Gwadar

Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) as part of the ongoing protests against the police crackdown on peaceful demonstrations last month that claimed the lives of one person and injured several others in the region.

Widespread protests in PoK ring alarm bells for Islamabad

The protesters blamed the federal government and Prime Minister of PoK, Raja Farooq Haider for ceasefire violations and deliberately provoking India for cross firing

PoK residents protest against Pak brutalities

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Drug mafias, food blockades, internet blackouts: How Pakistan is bulldozing protesters in Occupied Kashmir? And losing the clock