Altaf Hamid Rao

MIRPUR ( AJK),  (Parliament Times) : Amnesty International, global human rights organization, has confirmed receiving an appeal for early release of illustrious Kashmiri politician and Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) Yaseen Malik from continual detention, currently languishing in an Indian infamous jail.

In response to this appeal, Amnesty International has been urged to intervene immediately and advocate for his release to facilitate constructive dialogue and establish lasting peace in the internationally acknowledged disputed region of Jammu Kashmir state.

US-based Raja Muzaffar, Acting Chairman of JKLF and Director Board South Asia Democracy Watch USA, while lodging appeal to AI, expressed deep concern over the prolonged detention of Yasin Malik, says a message reaching and released to the media here on Thursday.

Recognizing Amnesty International’s steadfast commitment to promoting justice, protecting human rights, and advocating for prisoners of conscience, Muzaffar believes that the organization is well-positioned to address Malik’s case.

Yasin Malik, a prominent figure in Kashmiri politics, has been detained for an extended period, casting a shadow over the region’s prospects for peace and stability. His release is seen as a crucial step towards initiating a constructive dialogue and fostering a peaceful environment in Jammu Kashmir.

“As a leading global human rights organization, Amnesty International has consistently demonstrated its dedication to championing justice and advocating for prisoners of conscience worldwide. By taking up Yasin Malik’s case, Amnesty International has an opportunity to contribute significantly to the promotion of human rights and the establishment of lasting peace in the region”, Muzaffar said.

Raja Muzaffar emphasized upon Amnesty International to use its influence and resources to bring attention to Yasin Malik’s plight and actively advocate for his immediate release. By doing so, Amnesty International can play a vital role in facilitating dialogue, fostering peace, and upholding the principles of justice in Jammu Kashmir, he added.

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