This is a report of the UN special rapporteur on summary or arbitrary executions (S. Amos Wako) submitted to the UN Commission on Human Rights.

Topics: excessive use of force, arbitrary killings, indiscriminate killings, suppression of free expression

Terms: January 1990 massacres, March 1 1990 Tenjura massacre, March 1 1990 Zakura massacre, killings prior to January 1 1990, denial of state responsibility, disinformation, extrajudicial killings, May 1990 killing of Maulana Mohammad Farooq, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)

Indian government forces have acted without regard for international humanitarian law and have violated the laws of war by using lethal force against peaceful demonstrators, shooting scores of unarmed civilians. Numerous abuses of beatings, torture, burning neighborhoods, rape, extrajudicial killings, arbitrary detentions, along with the censorship and doctoring of the press, are the product of policies condoning human rights violations by Indian forces.

Topics: Historical background, applicable law, violations by government forces and militant organizations, disappearances in Kashmir.

A collection of reports in the World Press about the massive violations of human rights that are being committed by Indian forces in Kashmir, including frequent acts of rape, arson, loot, and maiming, especially of the young. Unlike all other situations of this character in the world today, not a murmur of protest has been made at the United Nations by governments that proclaim it as their policy to uphold and defend human rights wherever they are infringed upon.

Topics: Children burned alive, serious injuries, rendered disabled, houses looted, shops burnt, prison without trial, youth in torture cells, underground fleeing, refugees in Azad Kashmir, schools and hospitals bombed, killed and drowned in the River Jhelum, tortured to death, cattle burnt alive, deforestation, property and crops damage, burning mosques, curfews, banned relief/medical aid efforts, expulsion of jornalists and human rights activists, rape, government employees expelled.

Kashmir Bleeds is a compilation of unadulterated press reports on the human rights situation in Indian occupied Kashmir. The irony and hypocrisy of India becomes painfully apparent - a state that tyrannizes over the scene in Kashmir still carries around its democratic, secular face without any fear of repreach from the world at large.

Topics: Kashmir as a case for self-determination, the realities of Kashmir, insurgency, terrorism, militancy in Kashmir, rape, various historical events.

The Indian government deployed huge military and parliamentary troops who wreak havoc in Kashmir. After hundreds of killings and thousands of arrests, Kashmir today presents the look of a country devastated by enemy occupation. This report reviews the conditions that led to the struggle being waged by the Kashmiri nationality.

Topics: History of Kashmir, brutality of the Indian government, Indian atrocities in Kashmir, present reality.