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PoK Protests
Tracked across 3 sources · Updated 4h ago
Violent clashes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir between protesters and security forces have escalated, with over 100 deaths reported. International bodies and UK MPs urge action, citing human rights abuses and heavy-handed responses.
How it unfolded
13h ago
Report says 100 killed in PoK protests
13h ago
Pakistan Rangers fire on protesters in Rawalakot
2d ago
UKPNP urges UN action on PoJK human rights
4d ago
UK MPs write to Foreign Secretary over PoK violence
What happened earlier
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Full story →Over 100 killed in PoK protests

Over 100 people killed in clashes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir over last two months.
Clashes between security officials and protesters led by Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC).
Children as young as 15 are reportedly targeted by Pakistan's forces.
Protesters are demanding rights and the protests have turned deadly.
Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →50 UK MPs Write to UK Foreign Secretary Over Violence, Deteriorating Situation in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir

More than 50 UK MPs, led by Imran Hussain MP, wrote to the UK Foreign Secretary on 30 July 2026 about violence in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
The letter cites reports of live fire on peaceful protesters, causing deaths and injuries, and calls for restraint and de-escalation.
The MPs ask the Foreign Secretary to clarify the UK's assessment of the humanitarian situation, steps to support British nationals and families, representations to Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir on lifting the blockade, and efforts to resume dialogue with the Joint Awami Action Committee.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →UKPNP urges UN action over deteriorating human rights in PoJK

UKPNP delegation led by Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri briefed the UN in New York on human rights in PoJK.
The delegation urged immediate international action to prevent further loss of life.
UKPNP called for an end to reported rights violations in PoJK.
The party asked the UN to protect fundamental rights and civilians in the region.