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  1. Mangla Dam generates power siphoned to mainland Pakistan, amid descriptions of Kashmir as occupied territory.

The region facing unrest, which is described as Kashmir, is currently under international scrutiny, with calls for justice being made at the United Nations.

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The region facing unrest, which is described as Kashmir, is currently under international scrutiny, with calls for justice being made at the United Nations.

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KashmirPakistanUnited Nations

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  1. UN High Commissioner expresses concern over unrest in Kashmir.1 source
  2. Shehbaz Sharif calls on the United Nations to notice human rights violations in occupied Kashmir.Sub-event
  3. UN reaffirms solidarity and expresses grave concern over the Kashmir situation.1 source
  4. International calls for justice regarding the unrest in Kashmir are being made at the UN.1 source
  5. Pakistan state ignores calls for justice made at the UN.1 source

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