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From Jan. 1989 to February 28, 2010
Total Killings *	93,142
Custodial Killings	6,966
Civilians Arrested	116,931
Structures Arsoned/Destroyed	105,832
Women Widowed	22,719
Children Orphaned	107,326
Women gang-raped / Molested	9,901

February 2010
Total Killings *	23
Men	22
Women	0
Children	1
Custodial Killings	0
Tortured/Critically Injured	458
Civilians Arrested	204
Structures Arsoned/Destroyed	54
Disappeared	3
Women Widowed	4
Children Orphaned	13
Women gang-raped / Molested	1

* Including custody

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One trooper killed, 5 injured in Srinagar attack

170 troops commit suicide in IHK since January 2007

Srinagar, March 15 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, one paramilitary Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) trooper was killed and five other personnel were injured in an attack in Srinagar while two pedestrians were injured in an explosion in Sopore. A CRPF vehicle was hit with a hand grenade in Zaina Kadal area of Srinagar in which one constable was killed and five others including a sub-inspector of 28 Battalion. Immediately after the explosion, police and CRPF personnel arrested six civilians during siege and search operations around the area. » Read more

Kashmiri women victims of worst HR violations in IHK

22,719 women widowed, 9905 molested since 1989

Islamabad, March 08 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, as the world observes the International Women’s Day, today, the misery and victimization of Kashmiri women by Indian troops continue unabated. According to the data, released by the Research Section of Kashmir Media Service, on the occasion of the International Women’s Day today, during the period from 1989 till date, thousands of women were among 93,147 civilians, martyred by Indian troops since January 1989 till March 2010. 592 women were killed by the troops alone from January 2001 till date. » Read more

Troops martyr one more innocent Kashmiri youth

Srinagar, March 8 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, Indian troops in their fresh act of state terrorism, martyred one more innocent Kashmiri youth in Doda district. » Read more

Kashmir solution possible through UN resolutions

Concern expressed over Shabbir’s declining health

Srinagar, March 07 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, the President of High Court Bar Association, Mian Abdul Qayoom has emphasised that settlement of the Kashmir dispute is possible by giving the Kashmiris their inalienable right to self-determination in line with the relevant UN resolutions. He was addressing a gathering at Dadsar in Tral, today, where Indian troops had recently destroyed six residential houses with mortar shelling during a violent military operatio » Read more

Stepped up HR violations by troops in IHK condemned

Srinagar, March 07 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, the Joint Association of Kashmiri Affected Families (JAKAF) has condemned the stepped up human rights violations by Indian troops in the territory. » Read more

Demonstrations erupt in Tral area of IHK

Kashmir settlement route to peace: Tramboo

Srinagar, March 05 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, forceful anti-India demonstrations erupted in many areas of Tral after Indian troops martyred four innocent youth and destroyed five houses including a mosque in Dadsar locality. People took to streets chanting pro-liberation slogans to condemn the state terrorism unleashed by India in the occupied territory to suppress the liberation movement. » Read more

Troops martyr 4 Kashmiris, destroy 5 houses in Tral

Srinagar, March 05 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, Indian troops, in their fresh act of state terrorism, martyred four youth and destroyed five residential houses in Pulwama district. Dead bodies of the youth identified as Mohammad Amin Mir, Shabbir Ahmad Mir; Ghulam Mohammad Mir and Mohammad Khalid were recovered from the debris of four houses which were destroyed by the troops of Rashtriya Rifles and Central Reserve Police Force during 30-hour long siege and search operations at Dadsar in Tral area of the district. » Read more

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