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People of PoK oppose Pakistan's illegal occupation of their homeland

Kotli, PoK, September 16, 2014: The people of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir or PoK are uniting to protest against years of suppression by Pakistan. Kashmiris who have for more than six decades faced the worst, have now realized that they have been used as pawns to further the expansionist policies of Islamabad. Locals took out rallies recently, against the illegal occupation of their homeland, denouncing Pakistan and its conspiracy to destabilize the region in the name of Kashmiri cause. Sep 16, 2014
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'Mary Kom' Pirated DVDs Flood Manipur; People Left with No Option due to Ban on Bollywood Movies

Film lovers across the country are thronging the theatres to watch "Mary Kom", a bio-pic of Indian boxing icon MC Mary Kom but people from her home state Manipur are deprived of the chance to see the movie on the big screen following ban of Bollywood films by Imphal-based underground outfit. Howevever, pirated DVDs of "Mary Kom" priced around ₹30 have flooded the state. Sep 11, 2014
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A declaration for Independence of Balochistan

Quetta/ Geneva, Sep 08: The largest and resource-rich province of Pakistan, Balochistan, celebrate August 11 as its `Independence Day' and blames Pakistan for its illegal occupation since 1948. Facing poverty, unemployment, illiteracy and inequity, the people in Balochistan feel a deep sense of insecurity and disgruntlement against the Pakistan regime. Human rights violations have reached `epidemic proportions' in the region. On August 11, 2014, Baloch nationalist leaders issued a written declaration demanding Balochistan's independence. The declaration forwarded to the concerned authorities says that Pakistani armed forces have launched a campaign of ethnic cleansing and genocide in Balochistan, and are systematically kidnapping, imprisoning and murdering Baloch political activists, students, lawyers, intellectuals and nationalist leaders. Sep 8, 2014
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