JKCHR

December 2022 Report primarily takes into account, the merits of Indian Action of 5 August 2019 and the Jurisprudence of Kashmir Case. UN Security Council has stated that “The party that would dare to violate an agreement thus reached would load upon itself a very grave offence against the other party, against the United Nations, and against the right of the people of Jammu and Kashmir to self-determination, a right which, in other contexts, both parties have so often and so eloquently defended.”

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It is very difficult to work on the human rights regimes of a people distributed into three
administrations, families fractured on both sides of cease fire line (CFL) and people enduring the controls of five governments and five constitutional arrangements.

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JKCHR provides support and assistance to non-Kashmiris as well. The NGO remains guided by common ‘humanitarian concern’. JKCHR has continued to maintain its lead in issue-oriented work. It works to advance the belief that “the effects of war are immediate, but those of peace, far beyond and far reaching.

The NGO is playing a lead role in the understanding of the jurisprudence of the Kashmir case. It has successfully argued constitutional writ petitions in the superior courts of Azad Kashmir

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