Internet shutdown in Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir lasts over 100 days amid protests
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: For more than 100 days, residents of Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir have faced a complete communications blackout as protests against the region’s political status continue. Authorities have reported targeted killings and enforced disappearances, while the lack of internet access hampers the ability to verify casualties, arrests and missing persons. The prolonged shutdown raises serious human‑rights concerns and limits the region’s ability to communicate with the outside world.
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- Center (1): Mid-Day
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- PoK unrest: Targeted killings, disappearances deepen crisis as protests continue — Mid-Day (center)
- Over 100 days of internet shutdown in PoK amid protests, rights concerns — Mid-Day (center)