South Asia Human Rights Journalist Association

Srinagar, December 15, 2013 : The Indian National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) received 1,302 cases of human rights violations from d Kashmir during last four years.
A report published in a daily news paper in Srinagar said that out of total 1,302 cases registered since 2010, 1077 cases had been disposed off and 225 were still pending with the Commission.

Srinagar, December 11, 2013: A 60-year-old patient suffering from serious cardiac ailment died in Srinagar hospital due to the negligence of the traffic police.

On the 12th/13 of February a tragedy struck Great people
 Indian forces ran amuck
 It was a freezing winter’s day
All the people were kept a bay,
Troops were armed from head to toe,

 
Srinagar, Oct 12, 2013: Aged parents and seven sisters of a youth arrested under black law Public Safety Act (PSA) Saturday staged protest demonstrations in Srinagar seeking release of their kin. 

Srinagar, September 21, 2013 Reports said that at least a dozen people were injured in Indian police violent action against protesters in Srinagar, Bandipore and Baramulla areas.
Curfew remained in force for the 15th consecutive day in Shopian, while life in Kashmir remained paralyzed in the wake of strike against Shopian killings and continuous curfew in the district. 

Srinagar, September 7, 2013 :  At least four civilians including Mohammad Yousuf of Durpora, Zainpora and Towseef Ahmad Bhat were killed in Indian paramilitary firing at Gagrun village in shopian district today, police siad.
Locals, talking to media men siad that the Indian paramiltary forces killed innocent civilians in what they say was a cold-blooded encounter. Soon after the incident, hundreds of people took to the streets and clashed with Indian forces in Shopian. 

Srinagar, September 7, 2013 :Panic gripped entire Lalchowk when gunshots were heard in nearby Budshah bridge. According to eye witnesses, Indian armed forces Central Reserve Police Force fired at a vehicle  near Budshah Bridge near the city centre Lal Chowk injuring three persons including traveling in it. The witnesses told Kashmir Life that the car is lying upside down at the spot and the injured identified as Muhammad Iqbal Sheikh of Machuwa Chadoora and two women have been shifted to hospital.

Srinagar, August 17 : Noted cardiologist of Kashmir, Dr Sheikh Jalal-ud-din, who was critically injured in an attack by unidentified gunmen last month, passed away in New Delhi, today. Dr Jalaal was critically injured when unidentified gunmen killed two police guards and he was critically injured in the incident in Pampore on July 18. 
He was first operated upon at the Soura Institute of Medical Sciences, Srinagar. He was later flown to the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi for specialized treatment on July 21.