Usman Shabbir Chouhan

chronicle of my thoughts - nothing more, nothing less

[Usman Shabbir Chouhan @U_S_Chouhan]

Article link: https://t.co/V2Xz6oUi9x

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My latest article on the current situation in Kashmir is now published.

The piece examines the ongoing developments, their humanitarian implications, and the importance of responding with empathy and a commitment to human dignity.

https://t.co/JhgccMBXJD

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The events unfolding in Pakistan-administered Kashmir deserve careful attention, informed discussion, and honest reflection. I explore some of these questions in my latest article.

https://t.co/3Answ1tTos

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The latest reports of the mass killings of civilian protesters in Pakistan-administered Kashmir are heartbreaking. History has never favoured those who answer grievances with force. Bullets may take lives, but they cannot defeat a people's resolve to seek dignity and justice.

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The War Will End / Mahmoud Darwesh

"The war will end, the leaders will shake hands
The old woman will keep waiting for her martyred son
The girl will wait for her beloved husband...
I don’t know who sold our homeland
But I saw who paid the price"

[Usman Shabbir Chouhan @U_S_Chouhan]

@CNN @BBC @Reuters Platforms such as @AJEnglish, @trtworld and regional media bring forward ground realities often ignored.
Discourse is power: the way a story is told defines who's seen as the aggressor, who's labeled a threat and whose suffering is humanized. Media literacy is no longer optional!

[Usman Shabbir Chouhan @U_S_Chouhan]

As tensions escalate involving Iran, Israel, and the U.S., one thing is clear: media narratives are never neutral.
Outlets like @CNN, @BBC, and @Reuters often frame the situation through a lens aligned with Western state interests, and are biased.