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JKLF chief Yasin Malik slams global 'criminal silence' over Indian oppression in Kashmir
2019-02-06
[DAWN] Jammu Kashmire Liberation Front (JKLF) Chairman Yasin Malik
...chairman of one of the two factions of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front. JKLF is a Kashmiri nationalist organization founded in Birmingham, UK in 1977. Branches weren't actually established in Kashmir for another ten years. It has the usual demands for separation of J&K from secular India so it can become an independent Islamic rathole. It seems to have no interest in Pak Kashmir breaking away to join it. In 1994 Malik renounced violence after he was released from jail and from that point he and his organization pursued peaceful means to impose their will on the region...
on Tuesday slammed the international community's criminal silence over the continued oppression of Kashmiris under Indian occupation forces on Kashmire Solidarity Day.

On the occasion, Malik ─ in a video message shared with DawnNewsTV ─ thanked the Pak nation for standing in solidarity with the people of Kashmire on Feb 5.

"On this day, I would like to ask the international community, was it you who said that there could only be a military solution in Afghanistan?" he asked. "Today the same international community is talking to the Taliban
...mindless ferocity in a turban...
for peace in Afghanistan, because it has understood that no nation can be defeated using military might, and that the solution to all problems lies in talks."

The JKLF chairman observed that the international community "has adopted a stance of criminal silence on Kashmire", even as infants, elders, and youths lose their lives and property to the cause each day.

"The citizens of Kashmire are people too," Malik asserted, adding that is why the international community ─ which seeks global peace and is making efforts for peace in Afghanistan ─ should make similar efforts for resolving the Kashmire issue "so that there is true peace in South Asia".

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