Re: India votes against, Pakistan for Sri Lanka at UNHRC
http://www.thecommentfactory.com/indias-brutality-has-turned-kashmir-into-a-living-hell-3472/
August 29th 2010
This is the first time in weeks I have had access to the internet. I have not been allowed to receive or send text messages for three months. Just like all Kashmiris my telephone has been barred from such contact. **The local news channels have been banned. India controls everything here. And then kills it. **The situation is horrific. Over these months of food rationing and persistent curfew whereby all is closed and the streets totally deserted in utter silence, suddenly a protest arises and then spreads throughout the whole city in a surge of frustrated and famished rioters shouting ‘AZADI AZADI AZADI’ (freedom) until it dissipates suddenly into a cacophony of gunshots and clouds of teargas.
I observe all this going on at a safe remove of only one metre by a big thick brick wall interrupted by the Mevlana Rumi gate to Kashmir University, where I am residing. I see through the iron bars hordes upon hordes of protesters being shot at randomly, and I stand there repellently incapable of doing anything. An endless cycle of silence and violence. The Indian army own total control and freedom to shoot at will, to shoot to kill, anyone whom they choose to.
Last week a seven-year-old child was beaten to death. You cannot accidentally beat a seven-year-old to death. It is not like a bullet that goes astray. I cannot see how a stone thrown by a seven-year-old child can do sufficient damage to any man to warrant his being beaten to death. Children in this part of the world are tiny. A seven-year-old is the size of a three-year-old westerner. So what kind of person beats a tiny child to death when his stone throw must carry so little force that it barely deserves a shrug? This is such a common occurrence here.
PressTV - Indian army brutally suppressing Kashmir uprising: Inayatullah Andrabi
Jan 22, 2013
**An analyst says the army is turning Indian- administered Kashmir into the most heavily militarized region and brutally supressing the ongoing uprising across the disputed valley. **
The comments come as people in the Muslim-majority region have marked the 23th anniversary of the Gaw Kadal Massacre of more than 50 Kashmiri civilians by Indian forces in 1990, demanding the prosecution of security forces involved in the killings.
Indian brutality, killings in Kashmir continue, Waseem Shehzad, Crescent Magazine
On June 11, 2010 this 7 years old was killed.
Indian brutality in Kashmir
What is the situation on ground can be visualized from a news report that says, “The situation in Kashmir is worsening with each day passing. The local and international media is already blocked from covering the ongoing events in Srinagar and elsewhere in Occupied Kashmir. Despite the protests by Kashmiri Journalists, no newspaper is allowed to publish today in Occupied Kashmir. Restrictions on mobile messaging and access to Internet are also imposed in many areas.” Curfew is imposed in most cities of Valley and Muslim dominated areas of the Jammu province.
The state of Human Rights violations in the Indian Occupied Kashmir can be imagined from this factual report, which says that, there have been 93,274 deaths of the innocent Kashmiri** from 1989 to June 30, 2010. **
Besides this alarming figure of open killings by its security forces, there have been 6,969 custodial killings, 117,345 arrests, destruction, and razing of 105,861 houses and other physical structures in the use of the community as a whole.
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The brutal security forces have orphaned over 107, 351 children, widowed 22,728 women and gang raped 9,920 women and young girls. In June 2010 only, there have been over 40 deaths including four children besides, torturing and injuring 572 people.** The brutal Indian security forces molested eight women during this one month. By committing this much human rights violations so far, India is trumpeting its success in the Kashmir, which indeed, is the real cause of fresh uprisings.
Yes. If no media will be allowed then that means no further crimes against humanity. 
If you cared to read OP, the question was posed to India about Kashmir!