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  1. The PPP, a political party in Pakistan, is involved in discussions regarding the political status of Gilgit-Baltistan and Kashmir in the Pakistani parliament.
  2. Unrest in Pakistan's region of administration of disputed territories reflects deep public dissatisfaction.

Kashmiri diaspora in Bradford reacts to unrest, while Latif criticizes Pakistani state policy regarding the disputed territory of Kashmir.

7 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 6
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Kashmiri diaspora in Bradford reacts to unrest, while Latif criticizes Pakistani state policy regarding the disputed territory of Kashmir.

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KashmirBradfordRizwan LatifPakistan

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  1. Demonstrators in Bradford express concerns regarding human rights issues in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoJK).Sub-event
  2. Kashmiri diaspora protests in Bradford continue, with calls made to the Foreign Office regarding PoK issues.1 source
  3. Latif, a resident of South Kashmir, was mentioned in relation to the region.Sub-event
  4. Archive reveals first recorded Pakistani rape gangs.Sub-event
  5. Diaspora protests in Bradford organized amid criticism of Pakistan's handling of PoJK.1 source
  6. Specific reactions to the unrest in Kashmir, including diaspora responses and policy criticism.1 source

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