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Human rights panel faults Pakistan response to PoJK unrest ; warns of excessive force , shrinking civic space
middleeaststar.com · Syria · south asia
A human rights panel has criticized Pakistan's handling of unrest in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), citing excessive force and a reduction in civic freedoms. This highlights concerns about human rights and governance in the region.
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