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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Two written complaints on the Kashmir region by India and Pakistan under article 35 of UN
Charter, were lodged at the UN Security Council on 01 January and 15 January 1948. The two countries admitted in their communications that they had failed to settle the dispute through an engagement under article 33 of UN Charter.

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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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