Topic: Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee
Rawalakot Protests: Internet Blackout Obscures Reports as Kashmir Shutdown Looms
MUZAFFARABAD / RAWALAKOT, Pakistan-administered Kashmir (June 8) — A communications blackout and widespread internet disruptions have made it difficult to independently verify a series...
All Parties Conference in Muzaffarabad: Resolution Passes on Timely Elections, Defers Constitutional Reforms on Refugee Seats to Assembly
Muzaffarabad, Pakistan-administered Kashmir – In a significant political development, an All Parties Conference (APC) convened in the capital has unanimously passed a resolution reaffirming...
Deadlock Persists: JKJAAC Announces Wheel Jam and Shutter Down Strike on June 9 as Talks with Government Fail
Muzaffarabad, Pakistan Administered Kashmir — Negotiations between the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC) and a high-powered Pakistani government committee ended in stalemate...
Broken promises and a long march: Kashmir’s unresolved 38-point charter
The lights went out in the conference hall just as a Pakistani federal minister began listing successes in improving the electricity supply. That unintended...
Kashmir’s Bloody Betrayal: Minister Shakes Hands With Accused Killer
The streets of Muzaffarabad still remember. On 29 September, as the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC) led protests demanding rights and reform,...
AJK Elections 2026: Legal Controversies Deepen as Joint Awami Action Committee Signals Conditional Entry
Muzaffarabad, Pakistan-Administered Kashmir: Political dynamics in Pakistan-administered Kashmir are rapidly evolving ahead of the anticipated 2026 legislative assembly elections, with new alliances, protests, and...
