Kashmir
Hope and disappointment under lockdown in Kashmir – photo essay
The fourth and final photo essay in our series of work in collaboration with the Magnum Foundation focuses on children in Kashmir. Photojournalist Showkat Nanda has been documenting the psychological trauma experienced by young people during the pandemic
Hannah Ellis-Petersen, photographs by Showkat Nanda
02, Aug, 2021 @6:00 AM
Twitter in India faces criminal charges for Kashmir map ‘treason’
Graphic depicted Kashmir region as separate country, adding to tension between social media firm and state
Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Delhi
29, Jun, 2021 @1:02 PM
Blood brother: the Kashmiri man who is India’s biggest donor
The ‘blood man’ of conflict-racked Kashmir has donated 174 pints of blood since 1980 but feels ‘crushed’ by his poverty
Shoaib Shafi in Srinagar
15, Jun, 2021 @6:00 AM
How pandemic may finally sink Kashmir's famous houseboats
Building and repair ban had turned Dal Lake into graveyard for sinking boats even before coronavirus and Delhi crackdown
Azhar Qadri in Srinagar and Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Delhi
08, Mar, 2021 @5:30 AM
Stateless, stuck and desperate: the militants' wives trapped in Kashmir
Hundreds married to men who travelled to Pakistan for militant training now find themselves stateless
Azhar Qadri in Srinagar
16, Feb, 2021 @10:32 AM
Public outrage grows after Indian army kills three in Kashmir
Families rebut claims victims, aged 16 to 22, were militants while ex-chief minister calls for investigation
Aakash Hassan in Pulwama and Hannah Ellis-Petersen
04, Jan, 2021 @5:00 AM
Indian police charge army officer with killing three Kashmir civilians
Highly unusual independent inquiry accuses officer of staging their deaths as a fake gunfight
Azhar Qadri in Srinagar
28, Dec, 2020 @1:00 PM
'It's not a grave we must fit in': the Kashmir women fighting for marital rights
Women are slowly gaining rights and finding the strength to shake off the social taboos around ending a bad relationship
Furkan Latif Khan
09, Dec, 2020 @12:01 PM
'They are custodians of the jungle': anger as Kashmiri nomads' homes destroyed
Kashmir’s gujjars say they are being forced from lands they have occupied for generations
Azhar Qadri in Kashmir and Hannah Ellis-Petersen
04, Dec, 2020 @1:00 AM
Secretive licensing system allows UK weapons to reach ‘repressive regimes’
Campaign Against Arms Trade calls for reform of export regime that makes scrutiny difficult
Mark Townsend
29, Nov, 2020 @8:45 AM
Pakistan's plan to make disputed region a fifth province angers India
India rejects move by Imran Khan as it also claims border area of Gilgit-Baltistan
Hannah Ellis-Petersen and Shah Meer Baloch in Pakistan
02, Nov, 2020 @6:10 PM
Amnesty specialises in hard truths. No wonder Modi froze it out of India
Forced shutdown of the human rights group will only increase international scrutiny of systemic mis-governance
Simon Tisdall
04, Oct, 2020 @5:30 AM
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