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Watch, screen and share Prisoner No. 626710 Is Present, Lalit Vachani’s documentary on Umar Khalid and the wider struggle over political imprisonment, dissent and civil liberties in India.
اندرونِ لاہور کی تنگ گلیوں میں پھنسی ایک گاڑی، شاہ عالمی بازار کی طرف ایک خاندانی سفر، اور ایک ذاتی ڈائری سے لی گئی یاد۔
The Revolutionary Communist Party of India denounces the raids on Jeddojehad and its editor Farooq Sulehria, and demands democracy and self-determination in Pakistani-administered Jammu and Kashmir.
When activist Shahzaib Habib was killed by unidentified men on the night of June 6 in Rawalakot, Pakistan, protesters took custody of his body from the combined military hospital and
Written after the June–July 2026 crackdown on the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JK-JAAC). Casualty and detention figures cited below come from movement-side, press and human-
The periphery bleeds and the centre becomes the protest Updated to the early hours of 3 August 2026. Communications blackouts, restrictions on media access and conflicting official and movement accounts
The areas of Kashmir under Pakistani administration are supposed to have political autonomy, but that has long been a sham. The Pakistani authorities have responded to popular protests demanding real democracy with brutal repression.
A Struggle TV podcast transcript from Farooq Sulehria and a dispatch from Farooq Tariq on the killing of dozens of protesters during the Joint Awami Action Committee’s long march in Pakistani-administered Kashmir.
Umair Khurshid of the Jammu Kashmir National Students Federation on the JAAC’s proscription, repression, internal accountability, and the case for popular sovereignty in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Farooq Sulehria on media sub-imperialism, from Zee and Globo to K-wave and Al Jazeera — why the global South’s media giants are neither counter-hegemonic nor an ally of the left.
Farooq Sulehria on why Pakistan’s garrison state, hosting US-Iran talks to global applause at home, remains a regional warmonger — from Iranian missile strikes on Balochistan to sectarian unrest in Gilgit-Baltistan.
Farooq Sulehria on the Pakistan–Afghanistan border war, the Frankenstein logic of jihadist patronage, the Taliban’s gender apartheid, and why the left should align with neither Islamabad nor Kabul.
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