It has been five years since the closure of the Human Rights Commission of Jammu and Kashmir.
The daughter of a Kashmiri father killed by Indian forces has been waiting for justice for the past 30 years, she says, after the closure of the Human Rights Commission.
The families of the oppressed Kashmiri people who have been victims of Indian atrocities for many years are still waiting for justice. Before 2019, the Human Rights Commission in Jammu and Kashmir worked for 22 years, while now, along with it, other commissions established for the Kashmiri people are closed. have been done, in which the Information Commission and the Women’s Commission are at the top
At the time of closure of the Human Rights Commission in Jammu and Kashmir, there were more than 3,000 pending cases, many of which had reached the final stages.
The families of the affected Kashmiri youths are deeply disappointed and saddened by the closure of the Human Rights Commission.
