2020
The Indian government instituted a new “Domicile Law” for the Jammu and Kashmir, allowing certain classes of Indians to become permanent residents of Kashmir.…
First Death Anniversary of the Epitome of Resilience, Syed Ali Geelani
It was on 1st September, 2021, that Syed Ali Geelani, lovingly called bab (father) by his people, passed away. A year has passed since…
Climate Change and Human Rights: India’s Dam Constructions in Kashmir
For the past seventy five years, Jammu and Kashmir has lived under the military occupation of the Indian state. The consequences of this occupation…
Kashmir Files: Demystifying The Pandit Question and Mass Manipulation
Cinemas across the world, including the US and Canada, are screening the movie ‘The Kashmir Files’, a Hindu right-wing propagandist depiction of the exodus…
Justice For All warmly welcomes the statement of the United Nations Secretary General António Guterres
Justice for All warmly welcomes the statement of the United Nations Secretary General António Guterres calling for a just solution to the Kashmir dispute…
Shabir Shah: Nelson Mandela of Kashmir gravely ill
#FreeShabirShah campaign launched to save the life of Kashmiri prisoner of conscience WASHINGTON — Justice For All, a nonprofit global human rights organization, launched…
Watch Video: The Cases of Aasiya Andrabi, Dr Qasim Faktoo, Sofi Fahmeeda and Nahida Nasreen
Join us to learn about the continuous anti-occupation struggle of four Kashmiri leaders languishing in the infamous Tihar Jail of India for decades. Panelists will…
Syed Geelani funeral: A timeline of Indian atrocities
On the evening of 1 September, a helper held Geelani’s legs and massaged the 92-year-old man as per his daily routine...
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, condolences to all Kashmiris
Syed Geelani funeral: A timeline of Indian atrocities. Inna Lillahi Wa inna Elayhi Rajioon Justice for All expresses deep sadness at the passing of…
Event: Prisoners of Haqq of the Indian Regime. The case of Shabir Shah
Watch Prisoners of Haqq of the Indian Regime. The Case of Shabir Shah