Weeks of lockdown have deepened resentment in quiet villages once awash in uprisings. Some warn that rights abuses are fuelling militancy rather than containing it.

One in five people may have PTSD, but there’s a shortage of trained psychiatrists in a region that one doctor calls one of the ‘saddest places in the world’.

On lockdown once again, Kashmir’s schools, aid workers, and doctors struggle to prepare for COVID-19 amid months of internet restrictions.

The coronavirus extends clampdown conditions in an already militarised region – and keeps survivors of domestic violence shut in with their abusers.

Kashmir’s women and girls have to navigate military clampdowns in the streets and hidden pressures at home. Here’s how they are pushing back.

As lockdowns keep classrooms shut, child psychiatrists say a crisis is building, but slow internet thwarts outreach and education options.