Amnesty, CPJ condemn Pakistan's violent crackdown on protests and press in PoK

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International human rights organizations have raised serious concerns over escalating violence and media suppression in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Amnesty International documented crackdowns on protesters in Rawalakot, while the Committee to Protect Journalists flagged deteriorating conditions for media workers in the region. Two independent journalists have gone missing after reportedly being abducted from their office. The ongoing protest movement has been linked to more than 80 deaths. Global watchdogs are calling out what they describe as a long pattern of unlawful violence by Pakistani authorities.

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