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Basic freedoms are at risk in Kashmir, portions of which have for years been occupied by both India and Pakistan.
Last week, the Indian parliament voted to revoke the special autonomous status of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, and to incorporate the part it controls into India.
Before making the announcement, India placed Kashmir on lockdown. Its leaders are under arrest. Phones are severed and the internet is shut down. Its main mosques remained closed during Eid.
Some journalists have described mass protests, and there are unconfirmed reports of ongoing arrests.
Unless India wants to inflame tensions in Kashmir for another generation, the Indian government needs to step back, and fast.
Armed groups in Democratic Republic of Congo’s eastern Kivu provinces have killed 1,900 civilians and abducted more than 3,300 others between June 2017 and June 2019.
The past month has seen a string of protests in the Russian capital over city council elections. The authorities' crackdown has only consolidated the movement.
For the past several days, the Yemeni port city of Aden has experienced numerous casualties in the fiercest fighting the city has seen since the start of Yemen’s war.
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