Kashmir Home Page !
Kashmir, often called paradise, is a rich green mountain region North of Pakistan. At the time of independence of Pakistan, all Muslim majority areas were to become part of Pakistan. Kashmir, an 80% Muslim majority region did not become part of Pakistan. Currently, Pakistan administers 1/3 of Kashmir, also know as "Azad (Free) Kashmir." The rest 2/3 under Indian military occupation. There is civil unrest against the occupation of Indian Occupied Kashmir. India is responding with brutal force to crush the civil unrest demanding end of Indian rule. A number of U.N. resolutions have been passed condemning the Indian occupation of 2/3 of Kashmir. As always, the U.N. has not been able to implement its resolution. The price is being paid by the Kashmiris through their miseries, tortures and brutal deaths as the hands of occupying Indian Army. A few documents, including U.N. resolutions and reports from Amensty International are being made available from this site to bring forward the plight of Kashmirs who are suffering every day and every minute.
United Nations Documents on Kashmir
This site also serves are repository of United Nations documents on Kashmir. The documents are represented in full. These documents include, United Nations resolutions adopted, debates carried out and statements issued. These documents serve as an excellent reference resources for researchers and trace the timeline the beginnng of the issue, i.e. 1948 to present.