Songs and Slogans of Protest

Mushtaq, Samreen

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“…Various researchers have investigated the Kashmir conflict; however, only a few have espoused to approach the issue from a feminist perspective (Cherukuri, 2021;Kaul, 2018Kaul, , 2022Mehdi, 2021;Mushtaq, 2022Mushtaq, , 2023Parashar, 2009;Raazia and Rehman, 2021;Ray, 2009;D. Sharma, 2023;Zia, 2016).…”

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“…They also recently published a feminist manifesto for Kashmiri futures (Wanaan, 2023). Mushtaq (2022) investigated the political connotations, ramifications, and potency of the slogans and songs of Kashmiri Muslim women against the multifaceted aggression in Kashmir. Mushtaq (2022) argued that Kashmiri women are engaged in an act of "memory-making" when they observe, reflect, write down, and perform these songs.…”

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“…Mushtaq (2022) investigated the political connotations, ramifications, and potency of the slogans and songs of Kashmiri Muslim women against the multifaceted aggression in Kashmir. Mushtaq (2022) argued that Kashmiri women are engaged in an act of "memory-making" when they observe, reflect, write down, and perform these songs. Through narrating their own experiences, Kashmiri women not only question prevailing methods of knowledge generation in which they have predominantly been represented, advocated for, or excluded from their own narratives, but they also reposition their agency from the periphery to the core.…”

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“…However, a great part of these works has focused on the nexus of conflict-induced limitations and preexisting gender role expectations. Few researchers like D. Sharma (2023), Mehdi (2021), Mushtaq (2022Mushtaq ( , 2023, Parashar (2009Parashar ( , 2011, and Ray (2009) have explored other dimensions of the conflict that affect women's lives and agency. S. Malik (2020) examined the social and political contexts of aggrieved mothers in Kashmir through personal narratives.…”

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Kashmiri women in conflict: a feminist perspective

Zeeshan,

Aliefendioğlu

2024

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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Kashmiri women are diverse individuals with a wide range of origins, histories, experiences, and aspirations. Women in Kashmir are deeply entwined with the region’s complicated socio-political landscape, especially in terms of the protracted conflict in Kashmir. The living patterns of women in Kashmir are severely influenced by insurgency, militancy, and the consequent militarization of the region, as well as a wide range of socio-economic, historical, religious, and geopolitical circumstances. Kashmiri women’s day-to-day existence, safety, security, and mobility are strongly impacted by enhanced security protocols and the existence of armed personnel and militants in the region. Even though a great number of research works have been performed on Kashmir’s politics, history, philosophy, and religion, the struggles and challenges faced by women amid the conflict need to be further explored. This research aimed to comprehend and unveil the situation of Kashmiri women in the conflict zone through a comprehensive review of the existing literature on gendered violations in Kashmir, thereby emphasizing the need for the recognition of the suffering of Kashmiri women from a feminist perspective. Furthermore, the contributions of Kashmiri women activists, politicians, and feminists were highlighted, thus accentuating their role towards gender equality and sustainable peace in the region.

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Zeeshan,

Aliefendioğlu

2024

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“…In Kashmir, due to community-based violence and street protests (Ganie, 2023), another study has proved that contact with extremist groups, fear of raids and arrests foster more excellent deviant behaviours among minors (Dar et al, 2020). Exposure to poor conditions like frequent protests, the impact of neighbourhood, encounters and participation in militants’ funerals are more likely to evoke psychological stress in adolescents, which in turn contributes to an increased likelihood of deviant behaviour in Kashmiri youth (Mushtaq, 2012; Dhamija, 2017; Malik, 2018). Neighbourhood impacts more; youths spend the most time within the community (Durlak and DuPre, 2008).…”

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Perceptions of mental health services among the children who are in conflict with the law in Jammu and Kashmir

Ahmed,

John

2023

Camb. prisms Glob. ment. health

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Background: Due to the Jammu and Kashmir conflict, many teenagers are involved in disputes with the law. The conflict made generations suffer for decades. Such children made the mobs; being involved in life-threatening situations and the risk they confront develop psychiatric disorders. As a result of the various tense conditions when applied in multiple anti-social activities, aberrant children sent to correctional homes have to encounter numerous psychological disorders. Aim: The motive of the study is to explore the level of awareness, availability of services, stigma and obstacles to seeking assistance. Method: Due to the open-ended interview questions and a small sample size of 15 respondents, this study employed a qualitative methodology – a thematic analysis was done. Results: The findings revealed that, although the stigma is not publicly acknowledged, children who break the law and seek mental health services (MHS) are stigmatised. It was also shown that minor offenders fear that when they receive services provided by the staff of the observation home (OH), there will be a violation of their privacy and fear unforeseen repercussions. Conclusion: Collaborative action must proactively raise appropriate awareness to lessen the stigma linked with mental health problems, especially regarding MHS among these teenagers.

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Songs and Slogans of Protest

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Kashmiri women in conflict: a feminist perspective

Kashmiri women in conflict: a feminist perspective

Perceptions of mental health services among the children who are in conflict with the law in Jammu and Kashmir

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