News Topic:Human Rights Watch

Kashmir internet restrictions figure in letter written by 48 rights groups to WHO

As many as 48 rights groups from different parts of the world, including US-based Human Rights Watch (HRW), have written to the World Health Organisation (WHO) to press the Government of India to restore internet access in Kashmir.

UN seeks international inquiry into Kashmir rights abuses

Srinagar: A United Nations report has called for an international inquiry into human rights abuses committed by government forces in Kashmir and also advocated...

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Top Eco-Friendly Portable Chargers You Need in 2024

Portable chargers should not just give sufficient power to devices but they should also be eco-friendly. This means that they should not harm the environment.
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Is a multi-port USB-C charger worth it for you?

Wondering whether to buy a USB-C charger or not? If you have a phone, tablet, or laptop that gets power through a USB-C charger, you definitely should get one.

Wireless Charger vs Wired Charger: Which Is Better for You?

The charging experience you get depends heavily on whether you use a wireless or wired charger. Wired chargers are...

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Why NC’s ‘special status’ resolution is disappointing

The 'special status' resolution passed by the ruling National Conference in the J&K Assembly falls far short of expectations and is not in sync with their mandate.
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Tarigami reflects on being first J-K leader detained under PSA, life of struggle, loyalty to CPIM

CPI(M) leader Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami, in a candid interview with The Kashmir Pulse, shared that he was the first person in J&K to be slapped with the PSA.