politics

Pakistan Allegedly Opens Fire on Unarmed Protesters in Kashmir, Resulting in 30 Deaths

28 Temmuz 2026The Guardian

Local civil rights group alleges authorities removed evidence of killings amid communications blackout. At least 30 people are alleged to have been killed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in the past two days as part of what has been claimed is a brutal state crackdown that has engulfed the disputed region for weeks.
According to a local civil society group, Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), the Pakistani security services fired on tens of thousands of peaceful protesters, killing 25 people on Monday and five more on Tuesday.
Kashmir has been a contentious region between India and Pakistan for decades, with both countries claiming the territory. Recent protests have been fueled by longstanding grievances over governance and human rights abuses, leading to increased military presence and crackdowns on civil liberties.
The reported killings of unarmed protesters in Kashmir highlight the escalating tensions and the severe response of the Pakistani authorities to dissent. The allegations of evidence removal and a communications blackout raise serious concerns about accountability and transparency in the region.

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