Michelle Bachelet, The United Nations Human rights chief has expressed concern over the restrictions on communications and clampdowns in civil rights activities in the Kashmir valley.
Bachelet referring to the Farmers protest in India said that there was a need to ensure laws and policies are framed and based on meaningful consultations with those concerned.
She said, “Raids against human rights defenders in Kashmir exemplify the continued restrictions on civil society resulting impact on the rights of the people of Kashmir to impart and receive information, and to engage in free, open debate on Government policies affecting them”.
Bachelet made these remarks during the 46th session of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
“Though the internet restrictions have been removed in Kashmir, the communications blockade has seriously hampered civic participation, as well as business, livelihoods, education and access to health-care and medical information,” said Bachelet.
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Bachelet also criticised the action taken by the Indian Government against journalists covering protests and efforts to curb freedom of expression.