Self-Determination in Focus at the UN But Forgotten in Kashmir

By Dr Syed Fai Two important gatherings at the United Nations Headquarters in New York this April have brought renewed attention to a principle that lies at the very core of international law: the right of peoples to self-determination. On April 20, 2026, a conference titled “Self-Determination in Times of Peace and Conflict: Internal Relations and Indigenous Diplomacies” convened scholars, diplomats, and a ...

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WKAF Amplifies Call for Implementation of UN Resolutions Through Mobile Digital Campaign in New York

Posted By Zaheerul Hassan Washington-based World Kashmir Awareness Forum (WKAF), launched a high-visibility digital advocacy campaign across New York City, deploying mobile LED advertising trucks carrying sharp and compelling messages urging the United Nations to implement its long-standing resolutions on Kashmir. The campaign coincided with the 78th anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution ...

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The Pakistani Era of East Bengal & the Lost Opportunities of the Bengali Muslims

Shared by Firoz Kamal Posted By Zaheerul Hassan The Pakistan Era During 200 years of British rule, there was only one university in East Bengal: the University of Dhaka. Even that, it is claimed, was opposed by Rabindranath Tagore and the influential circles in Kolkata. Even Dhaka University had less than one thousand students in 1947. The British made almost no development in East Bengal over nearly two ce ...

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Pakistan in the Global Spotlight: From Strategic Constraint to Diplomatic Centrality

By Asif Haroon Pakistan has, once again, stepped into the global spotlight—this time not as a peripheral actor, but as a pivotal intermediary in one of the most volatile geopolitical confrontations of the present era. Under the leadership of Field Marshal Asim Munir, Pakistan’s military establishment has emerged as a key interlocutor between Washington and Tehran. Within a remarkably short span, Islamabad a ...

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Kashmir: A Chronicle of Broken Promises and Unfinished Justice

By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai If promises were meant to be broken, Kashmir would stand as their most tragic testament. Few regions in modern history have endured such a relentless pattern of pledges made, solemnly declared before the world, and then quietly abandoned. The story of Kashmir is not merely a territorial dispute—it is a chronicle of betrayal stretching across empires, governments, and international ins ...

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From Hormuz to Kashmir: The Case for Courageous Diplomacy

By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai The world breathed a collective sigh of relief when a potentially catastrophic confrontation in the Gulf was paused at the eleventh hour. Hundreds of millions across Iran and neighboring states were spared the horrors of imminent conflict, and billions of dollars’ worth of infrastructure and human livelihood were saved—at least for now—by a two-week ceasefire between the United States ...

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Justice Deferred, Memory Unbroken:Remembering Jalil Andrabi

By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai Early this morning, I received a call from a longtime friend—his voice heavy with grief. He spoke of the life imprisonment of Mrs. Aasiya Andrabi and the decades-long sentences handed to Mrs. Sofi Fameeda and Mrs. Nahida Nasreen and then, almost instinctively, asked a question that transported me back three decades: “Is Asiya Andrabi related to Jalil Andrabi?” The question lingered—no ...

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WKAF Expresses Serious Concern on Unlawful Detention of Female Kashmiri Political leaders

by Dr. Syed Fai Washington, DC-based World Kashmir Awareness Forum (WKAF) condemns the inhuman life imprisonment verdict issued by Modi regime’s National Intelligence Agency (NIA) against the popular Kashmiri political leader, Mrs. Asiya Andrabi along with two other prominent female Kashmiri political activists, Mrs. Sofi Fameeda and Mrs. Nahida Nasreen on March 24, 2026. 64 year old Asiya Andrabi, founder ...

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