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Human rights report names names in Kashmir, invokes international law

The report analyzes 214 cases and for the first time names 500 specific perpetrators working for India of crimes including enforced disappearance, killings, rape, and torture.
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Parveena Ahangar leads a group of women searching for 10,000 missing husbands and sons.

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