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Subject: [WUNRN] Kashmir Women's Challenges for Security,
Rights: Against Conflict, For Peace - Power Point + Update on Increased
Tensions & Clashes in Kashmir
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International Crisis Group - http://www.crisisgroup.org/en/publication-type/crisiswatch/crisiswatch-database.aspx?CountryIDs=%7b11ED1F71-E1A7-4D80-B3E7-3071D06D7FCA%7d#results
KASHMIR
– INCREASED TENSIONS, CLASHES
3 Aug
2015 - Surge of clashes across Line of Control (LoC) dividing Kashmir and
Working Boundary dividing Pakistan and Indian-administered Kashmir. Pakistan 6 July
reported shelling near Sialkot from Indian side of Working Boundary; India 10
July said Pakistani sniper shot Indian border guard dead across Line of Control
(LoC). 10 July meeting between Pakistani and Indian PMs on sidelines of
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation in Russia issued short joint statement
condemning terrorism, pledging to cooperate in eliminating it; agreed to
meetings between national security advisors, between director generals of
Pakistan Rangers and Indian Border Security Force, and between directors
general of military operations; sides also agreed to release detained
fishermen, to discuss ways to expedite trial for 2008 Mumbai bombing. Despite
statement, cross-border clashes intensified. Punjab Rangers 15 July said Indian
Border Security Forces fired near Sialkot; India claimed to be responding to
Pakistani shelling in which a civilian died. Pakistani military same day
claimed it shot down Indian drone. Islamabad 17 July formally protested alleged
Indian ceasefire violations to UN Military Observer’s Group in India and
Pakistan (UNMOGIP), soon after a teenaged Pakistani girl reportedly killed in
LoC crossfire. UNMOGIP members 20 July visited Sialkot district in Pakistan’s
Punjab province to inspect sites reportedly affected by Indian shelling. Five
people killed in series of attacks on Indian side around Sopore late month; one
injured in Srinagar 24 July. Ten killed, including three militants, in day-long
clash between police and gunmen in India’s northern frontier state Punjab 27
July; National Security Adviser Ajit Doval called incident “very serious”,
other officials suggested Pakistani involvement.
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Link to Power Point: Kashmir Women in Conflict – Power Point Takes a Few Minutes to Download.
Computers
vary. What may come up on your screen is the Power Point Title Page in the
center, with individual slides in a column on the left. TO MAKE POWER POINT
FILL YOUR COMPUTER SCREEN, go to the top bar of the computer and click SLIDE
SHOW. Then go to the far left and click FROM BEGINNING.
KASHMIR
WOMEN'S CHALLENGES FOR SECURITY, RIGHTS
AGAINST
CONFLICT, FOR PEACE – POWER POINT
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