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With internet services suspended in Pakistan-administered Kashmir since 6 June 2026, timely reporting has become increasingly challenging. The Azadi Times is inviting Kashmir-based writers and journalists to join our network of authors and contributors.
Fund our Muzaffarabad and Gilgit newsrooms where local reporters document ground reality without fear.
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Equip Kashmiri youth with investigative journalism skills, creating the next generation of truth-tellers.
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We believe you deserve to know exactly how your money is spent. Every quarter, we publish detailed financial reports showing the breakdown between operational costs, reporter fees, and safety funds.
View 2024 Financial Report →Yes, The Azadi Times operates as a registered non-profit media organization. You will receive a tax receipt via email within 24 hours.
Absolutely. Monthly subscriptions can be cancelled with one click from your account dashboard. No questions asked.
We support all major credit cards, PayPal, and bank transfers. For Kashmir-based supporters, we also accept local transfer options.
We use bank-level SSL encryption and PCI-compliant payment processors. Your financial data never touches our servers.
State media spends billions controlling stories. Independent journalism depends on you.
Join 2,400 Guardians →In a region where silence is enforced, independent voices are an act of resistance. The Azadi Times operates without state backing or corporate influence—powered entirely by readers like you.
With internet services suspended in Pakistan-administered Kashmir since 6 June 2026, timely reporting has become increasingly challenging. The Azadi Times is inviting Kashmir-based writers and journalists to join our network of authors and contributors.
Fund our Muzaffarabad and Gilgit newsrooms where local reporters document ground reality without fear.
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Equip Kashmiri youth with investigative journalism skills, creating the next generation of truth-tellers.
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We believe you deserve to know exactly how your money is spent. Every quarter, we publish detailed financial reports showing the breakdown between operational costs, reporter fees, and safety funds.
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We support all major credit cards, PayPal, and bank transfers. For Kashmir-based supporters, we also accept local transfer options.
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UKPNP leader warns that excluding Poonch and Sudhanoti from elections while security forces engage in firing and shelling is a mockery of democracy. United Kashmir People’s National Party (UKPNP) Senior Vice Chairperson Tania Khan has expressed deep concern over the deteriorating security situation in Azad Kashmir, particularly in Poonch, Baloch, and Sudhanoti, calling for immediate […]
Imran Hussain calls on UK ministers to press Islamabad over human rights concerns, communications restrictions, and supply disruptions during Ishaq Dar’s visit. LONDON — British Member of Parliament and All-Party Parliamentary Group for Kashmir Chairman Imran Hussain has urged UK ministers to directly raise the situation in Kashmir with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign […]
Human Rights Council of Azad Jammu and Kashmir reports 88 civilians and five security personnel killed amid ongoing demonstrations. MUZAFFARABAD — The Human Rights Council of Azad Jammu & Kashmir (HRC-AJK) has updated its documented casualty figures, reporting 93 verified fatalities resulting from the region's ongoing protest movement. According to the council's latest figures, released […]
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