A nonprofit voice for the people of Kashmir — on both sides of the Line of Control.
Kashmeeriyat was founded with one belief: that the people of Kashmir deserve a fair, fearless, and independent voice. Not a political voice. Not a government voice. A human voice.
We cover the struggles of Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan — communities that have been economically neglected and denied constitutional rights. We also document the reality in Indian-Occupied Kashmir, where press freedom has been suppressed and human rights violations continue.
We are not affiliated with any government, political party, or armed group. We believe in peaceful advocacy, truth-based journalism, and the universal right of every human being to be heard.
"We do not carry weapons. We carry words, evidence, and the stories of a people who deserve to be heard."
To bring the Kashmir cause — its history, its people, and its ongoing struggles — to a global audience through honest, independent, and compassionate storytelling.
A world where the people of Kashmir are heard, their rights are respected, and the conflict is resolved through peaceful dialogue and justice — not violence.
Every Kashmiri, regardless of which side of the border, deserves basic human rights and dignity.
We cover AJK and IOK issues without bias. Our loyalty is to truth, not to any nation or political agenda.
We report facts. We document violations. We do not sensationalize — we humanize.
We believe the Kashmir conflict must be resolved through dialogue, UN resolutions, and international law — not war.
The partition of British India leads to a disputed accession of Kashmir, sparking the first Indo-Pakistani war.
The UN Security Council calls for a plebiscite — a vote that has never been held to this day.
India and Pakistan agree to resolve Kashmir bilaterally, effectively sidelining the UN resolution.
A civilian uprising in IOK escalates into armed conflict, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths.
India revokes J&K's special status, imposes a 552-day internet blackout, and detains hundreds of political figures.
Massive civil protests in Azad Kashmir over wheat subsidies and electricity tariffs expose decades of neglect.
Kashmeeriyat runs on the support of people like you. No government funding. No political backing. Just people who believe Kashmir's story deserves to be told.
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