Representation made to UN HC for Human Rights 7th November 2016.

Aide Memoire addressed to the Secretary General of OIC on the humanitarian situation in the Kashmir Valley on 30th October 2016.

JKCHR Delegation presented an Aide Memoire to UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on Human Rights Situation in Jammu and Kashmir (Indian occupied) On 26 September 2016 in Geneva

Aide Memoire Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir (Indian occupied) - 21 August 2016.

Aide Memoire addressed to His Holiness The Pope on Human Rights Situation in Jammu and Kashmir (Indian occupied) On 17 August 2016.

Aide Memoire addressed to UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on Human Rights Situation in Jammu and Kashmir (Indian occupied) On 06 August 2016.

Aide Memoire National Human Rights Commission of India - 25 July 2016.

All these are State Subjects. Their arrests in the area administered as Trust Obligation by the Government of Pakistan is a matter of serious concern for JKCHR. These territories are a Trust Obligation of other member nations of UN as well.

The higher burden of responsibility of the Government of Pakistan as a party to the Kashmir dispute under UNCIP resolutions and as a member nation of UN to the question of self-determination could not be discharged unless the various disciplines of political and civil society opinion act as a watch man.

JKCHR co-author of a letter dated 15 July 2005 addressed to Prime Minister expressing our deep concern on the London bombing of 7th July and on other issues of great community interest, in particular, the Muslim youth, forwarded a copy for your attention.

Jammu and Kashmir Council for Human Rights (JKCHR), Muslim Women's Aid (MWA) and Women for Peace and Education (WPE) join you and every member of the civil society living in Great Britain in condemning the acts of terrorism inflicted on the streets of London on 7 July 2005.

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