#kunanpushpora - Twitter Hashtag

Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

Truth still eludes them #kunanpushpora 💔🍁

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

#kunanpushpora #kashmir 💔🍁

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

#kunanpushpora ❤️🍁 23years and still ?

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

#kunanpushpora 💔🍁 It was a Premeditated Act

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

#kunanpushpora Memory is our weapon against oppression🍁💔

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

#kunanpushpora 💔 What Happened To The Accused ?

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

The Day After #kunanpushpora bleeding bodies. In their hazy memories💔

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Sanif Bhat @_sanifbhat

about 2 years ago

A long history of tyranny! #kunanpushpora

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

Mouji meh bachaay tii’’ My pheran was torn and with that my whole life 💔💔💔 #kunanpushpora

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

#kashmir #kunanpushpora #opression

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

What is stopping us to talk about our own atrocities #kunanpushpora

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sahil ساحل @01Saa_hil

about 2 years ago

And they say it was a fake allegation,, scars don't lie #kunanpushpora

Dhruv Rathee (parody) @dhruvparody2024

about 2 years ago

Never forget never forgive #kunanpushpora https://t.co/8goxUaVGh1

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Dhruv Rathee (parody) @dhruvparody2024

about 2 years ago

Never forget never forgive #kunanpushpora https://t.co/8goxUaVGh1

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

🍁💔 will to fight and are not ready to give in #kunanpushpora

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

‘In the deep, dark depths of oppression, Remembrance is what we hold on to’ 💔🍁 #kunanpushpora

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

potent weapon to coerce people into submission #kunanpushpora

Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

💔💔 Countless cases that went unnoticed #kunanpushpora

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Shepherd @WULAR__

about 2 years ago

💔💔 Countless cases that went unnoticed #kunanpushpora

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Dr Mubeen Shah . Kashmir First @mobyshah

over 2 years ago

They manipulated the enquiry and as in the case of #KunanPushpora where the #IndianArmy raped all the women of all ages in the village . #Kashmiris will never forget and a time will come when #India will be made accountable . According to a 1993 Human Rights Watch (HRW) report, the security forces use rape as a method of retaliation against Kashmiri civilians Most rape cases, according to the same report, have occurred during cordon-and-search operations. According to a 1996 HRW report, security personnel in Kashmir have used "rape as a counterinsurgency tactic". Scholar Inger Skhjelsbaekstates that the pattern of rape in Kashmir is that when soldiers enter civilian residences, they kill or evict the men before raping the women inside. Scholar Shubh Mathur calls rape an "essential element of the Indian military strategy in Kashmir." According to Seema Kazi, there is no difference between the motivations behind rape in Kashmir with those which caused rapes to be committed in Rwanda and the Balkans. Kazi opines that rape in Kashmir is a "cultural weapon of war" and that the rape of Kashmiriwomen by Indian security forces, in the background of a mainly Hindu country repressing a Muslim populace, functions as a tool of "subordinating" Kashmiri males and the wider Kashmiri community.She also states that rape is used to demoralize the Kashmiri resistance and that there have been documented cases of soldiers confessing that they were commanded to rape Kashmiri women. At the 52nd United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Professor William Baker gave testimony that rape in Kashmir was not merely a case of isolated incidents involving undisciplined soldiers, rather the security forces were actively deploying rape on the Kashmiri populace as a method of humiliation and frightening.He cited as evidence his interviews with several victims whose family members, including husbands and children, were made to witness their rapes. An Amnesty Internationalreport in 1992 stated that rape is conducted during counter-offensives as part of a bid to methodically shame local Kashmiri communities. Dr Maiti, a professor of political science at Burdwan University, has condemned the oppressive Indian use of rape, noting that most of the Kashmiri rape victims have been civilians. A study in 2005 by Médecins Sans Frontières concluded that the rate of sexual violence against Kashmiri women was one of the highest among the world's conflict zones, with 11.6% of respondents, out of a total 510 people in their survey, reporting personal experience of sexual abuse.The study also found that in comparison to many other regions experiencing conflict, such as Chechnya, Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka, the number of witnesses to rape in Kashmir was far greater. 13% of respondents in the study stated that they had witnessed a rape after 1989,while the proportion of those who had heard about a rape since 1989 figured at 63%. The proportion of respondents who had heard about more than five rape incidents stood at 59.9% . The proportion of those who had personally been witness to even more than five incidents of rape was 5.1%. According to Kazi, international awareness is low about the large extent of sexual violence in Kashmir. Scholar Dara Kay Cohen from Harvard University lists the conflict in Kashmir, alongside Bosnia and Rwanda, as among the "worst" of the "so-called mass rape wars". According to Human Rights Watch: There are no reliable statistics on the number of rapes committed by security forces in Kashmir. Human rights groups have documented many cases since 1990, but because many of the incidents have occurred in remote villages, it is impossible to confirm any precise number. There can be no doubt that the use of rape is common and routinely goes unpunished. It was reported that Indian forces committed gang-rape of 882 Kashmiri women in 1992 alone.

mobyshah's tweet photo. They manipulated the enquiry and as in the case of #KunanPushpora where the #IndianArmy raped all the women of all ages in the village .
#Kashmiris will never forget and a time will come when #India will be made accountable .
According to a 1993 Human Rights Watch (HRW) report, the security forces use rape as a method of retaliation against Kashmiri civilians Most rape cases, according to the same report, have occurred during cordon-and-search operations.

According to a 1996 HRW report, security personnel in Kashmir have used "rape as a counterinsurgency tactic".
Scholar Inger Skhjelsbaekstates that the pattern of rape in Kashmir is that when soldiers enter civilian residences, they kill or evict the men before raping the women inside.
Scholar Shubh Mathur calls rape an "essential element of the Indian military strategy in Kashmir."
According to Seema Kazi, there is no difference between the motivations behind rape in Kashmir with those which caused rapes to be committed in Rwanda and the Balkans. Kazi opines that rape in Kashmir is a "cultural weapon of war" and that the rape of Kashmiriwomen by Indian security forces, in the background of a mainly Hindu country repressing a Muslim populace, functions as a tool of "subordinating" Kashmiri males and the wider Kashmiri community.She also states that rape is used to demoralize the Kashmiri resistance and that there have been documented cases of soldiers confessing that they were commanded to rape Kashmiri women.
At the 52nd United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Professor William Baker gave testimony that rape in Kashmir was not merely a case of isolated incidents involving undisciplined soldiers, rather the security forces were actively deploying rape on the Kashmiri populace as a method of humiliation and frightening.He cited as evidence his interviews with several victims whose family members, including husbands and children, were made to witness their rapes. An Amnesty Internationalreport in 1992 stated that rape is conducted during counter-offensives as part of a bid to methodically shame local Kashmiri communities.
Dr Maiti, a professor of political science at Burdwan University, has condemned the oppressive Indian use of rape, noting that most of the Kashmiri rape victims have been civilians.

A study in 2005 by Médecins Sans Frontières concluded that the rate of sexual violence against Kashmiri women was one of the highest among the world's conflict zones, with 11.6% of respondents, out of a total 510 people in their survey, reporting personal experience of sexual abuse.The study also found that in comparison to many other regions experiencing conflict, such as Chechnya, Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka, the number of witnesses to rape in Kashmir was far greater. 13% of respondents in the study stated that they had witnessed a rape after 1989,while the proportion of those who had heard about a rape since 1989 figured at 63%. The proportion of respondents who had heard about more than five rape incidents stood at 59.9% . The proportion of those who had personally been witness to even more than five incidents of rape was 5.1%.
According to Kazi, international awareness is low about the large extent of sexual violence in Kashmir. Scholar Dara Kay Cohen from Harvard University lists the conflict in Kashmir, alongside Bosnia and Rwanda, as among the "worst" of the "so-called mass rape wars".
According to Human Rights Watch:
There are no reliable statistics on the number of rapes committed by security forces in Kashmir. Human rights groups have documented many cases since 1990, but because many of the incidents have occurred in remote villages, it is impossible to confirm any precise number. There can be no doubt that the use of rape is common and routinely goes unpunished.
It was reported that Indian forces committed gang-rape of 882 Kashmiri women in 1992 alone.

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🍁𝕊𝔸ℝ𝔻𝔸ℝ🍁 @Sardaarr786

over 2 years ago

9۔ #KunanPushpora کے زندہ بچ جانے والوں کے ساتھ یکجہتی میں کھڑے ہوں۔ ان کی کہانیاں شیئر کریں، دوسروں کو تعلیم دیں، اور انصاف کے لیے لڑنے والی تنظیموں کی حمایت کریں۔ مل کر، ہم داستان کو دوبارہ لکھ سکتے ہیں اور زخموں کو مندمل کر سکتے ہیں۔ 🤝❤️

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