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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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I’ve got a message for Ali Khamenei and the security forces who shot me in the eye in Iran protest and thought that would silence me: You failed. You can blind a protester. You can fire bullets. You can build prisons. Yes you can kill us, but you can’t kill our revolution. We will end your regime. We will take our country back. The Islamic Republic is basically a factory for executions. Industrial-scale repression. Iranians, with empty hands, stand against a regime armed to the teeth, fighting for one thing: a Free Iran. Masih Alinejad Sima Moradbeigi

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#BREAKING At least eight Indians were killed and 29 others wounded Wednesday in the town of Poonch in Kashmir, close to the de facto border with Pakistan, a local Indian government official said. Azhar Majid told AFP from the town's hospital that there had been "29 injured and eight deaths", as Indian and Pakistani forces exchanged heavy artillery fire
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#BREAKING At least eight Indians were killed and 29 others wounded Wednesday in the town of Poonch in Kashmir, close to the de facto border with Pakistan, a local Indian government official said. Azhar Majid told AFP from the town's hospital that there had been "29 injured and eight deaths", as Indian and Pakistani forces exchanged heavy artillery fire

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Iran's security forces shot protester Farid Ramezani during nationwide protests in Tehran, then targeted his Pahlavi crown tattoo as he lay wounded before killing him with a shot to the forehead on Jan. 8, a source told Iran International. Ramezani, 29, was shot in the back in Tehran’s Ariashahr neighborhood before security forces shot him in the right hand, where he had a Pahlavi crown tattoo, and then fired the fatal shot into his forehead, according to the source. His family was later asked to pay for the three bullets fired at him before authorities would release his body, the source said. Authorities withheld Ramezani’s body for about two weeks and barred his family from burying him in Tehran. His body was transferred to Hashjin in Khalkhal county, in the northwestern province of Ardabil, where he was buried. Families of other victims later visited his grave and held a ceremony there during Nowruz.
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Iran's security forces shot protester Farid Ramezani during nationwide protests in Tehran, then targeted his Pahlavi crown tattoo as he lay wounded before killing him with a shot to the forehead on Jan. 8, a source told Iran International. Ramezani, 29, was shot in the back in Tehran’s Ariashahr neighborhood before security forces shot him in the right hand, where he had a Pahlavi crown tattoo, and then fired the fatal shot into his forehead, according to the source. His family was later asked to pay for the three bullets fired at him before authorities would release his body, the source said. Authorities withheld Ramezani’s body for about two weeks and barred his family from burying him in Tehran. His body was transferred to Hashjin in Khalkhal county, in the northwestern province of Ardabil, where he was buried. Families of other victims later visited his grave and held a ceremony there during Nowruz.

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#WATCH | Bradford, UK | Members of the Kashmiri diaspora, human rights activists, and community representatives staged a protest outside the Pakistani Consulate in Bradford, expressing concern over human rights violations in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). The demonstrators accused Pakistani authorities of using excessive force against people participating in peaceful protests in the region. Protest organisers claimed that several civilians were killed and injured during firing by Pakistani security forces in PoJK, especially in Rawalakot. The protests in PoJK were sparked by demands for basic rights, economic relief, affordable electricity, and greater accountability. Demonstrators and activists allege that security crackdowns on the protests over the past two days have reportedly killed more than 100 people and left many others injured.

ANI

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I've lived in Pakistan and seen these so-called 'peaceful' protesters firsthand. Trust me, those of us from Benghazi know a thing or two about the misrepresentation of 'peaceful protests.' Don't fall for the fake news. Even some of our own U.S. congresspeople are out here commenting on these protests without any actual ground truth. Here's a reality check: it's the protesters firing off tear gas. And no, 100 protesters in Islamabad weren’t shot and killed by the Pakistani military either. Just because it’s on the internet, and organizations like Amnesty International parrot it for donation dollars, doesn’t mean it’s true. Reminder that sharing false information only undermines the legitimacy of your own cause.
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I've lived in Pakistan and seen these so-called 'peaceful' protesters firsthand. Trust me, those of us from Benghazi know a thing or two about the misrepresentation of 'peaceful protests.' Don't fall for the fake news. Even some of our own U.S. congresspeople are out here commenting on these protests without any actual ground truth. Here's a reality check: it's the protesters firing off tear gas. And no, 100 protesters in Islamabad weren’t shot and killed by the Pakistani military either. Just because it’s on the internet, and organizations like Amnesty International parrot it for donation dollars, doesn’t mean it’s true. Reminder that sharing false information only undermines the legitimacy of your own cause.

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