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Heartbreaking scenes from Rawalakot. Security forces opening fire during a peaceful protest in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. A wounded protester can be heard crying out, "I've been shot give me a cloth or bandage." Turgay Evren Amnesty International #کشمیر_کو_امن_دو #RightsMovementAJK

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