On November 11, the Jammu and Kashmir diaspora community residing in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, held a large and robust protest demonstration outside the Pakistani Embassy. A significant number of Kashmiris living in Europe participated, expressing their unwavering solidarity with the ongoing movement for civil rights in their homeland.
Protesters carried placards and banners, while raising slogans against the state violence, military operations, and grave human rights violations occurring in various parts of Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir, including Rawalakot. They demanded an immediate end to the massacre of innocent civilians.
Presenting their formal demands, the participants urged an immediate halt to the bloodshed and atrocities being inflicted upon the public in Rawalakot. They called for the cessation of military operations in the region, the withdrawal of foreign and Pakistani forces, and the immediate release of all individuals who have been arrested or subjected to enforced disappearance.
Furthermore, the protesters demanded the full and faithful implementation of the agreement dated October 4, 2025, and insisted that public grievances be addressed through meaningful and peaceful dialogue rather than through force and coercion. During the demonstration, participants raised spirited slogans such as “Stop the massacre in Rawalakot,” “End military operations,” “Release all arrested and abducted individuals,” “Foreign and Pakistani forces—go back,” and “Implement the agreement of October 4, 2025.”
On this occasion, speakers and participants reaffirmed their commitment that the Kashmiri community residing in Europe stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the people of their homeland and will continue to raise its voice globally in pursuit of justice, freedom, peace, and the protection of fundamental human rights.
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