Flood Realities, Development Faults and Perceptions – Natural and Anthropogenic causes of 2014 Flood in Kashmir

MALIK, ISHFAQ HUSSAIN; Hashmi, S. Najmul Islam

doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-16755/v2

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“…Bhat et al, 2011;Choudhary, 2016;Ganie and Mohi Ud Din, 2015;I.M. Malik et al 2017;S. Malik, 2014;Mir, 2001;Parlow, 2011;P.…”

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“…The area's colleges and universities provide women with the chance to pursue careers in academia and industry. The number of educated Kashmiri women working in a variety of sectors, such as healthcare, education, civil services, and business, has increased (S. Malik, 2014).…”

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“…Despite the patriarchal culture and the complicated political environment in the area as a result of the strife in Kashmir, a number of women from the region have actively participated in politics. S. Malik (2014) examined the role of women in the political developments in Kashmir, focusing on women's movements and socio-political organizations. Throughout Kashmir's political history, prominent female leaders have emerged and profoundly impacted the political climate in the region.…”

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“…Kashmiri women have been projected as victims of violence and symbolized as grieving wives, half-widows, martyrs' mothers, and raped women, but their resistance and activism are undervalued (Manchanda, 2001). Nyla Ali Khan (2010Khan ( , 2014, Shazia Malik (2014Malik ( , 2020, and a few other scholars endeavored to contextualize the historical action of Kashmiri women within the political framework of J&K during the 20th century. Including the voices of Kashmiri women in the creation of narratives about them in politics, society, and the media has been the goal of the work of Ather Zia (2016Zia ( , 2019Zia ( , 2020, Insha Malik (2015Malik ( , 2019, Aaliya Anjum (2011), and others.…”

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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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“…Bhat et al, 2011;Choudhary, 2016;Ganie and Mohi Ud Din, 2015;I.M. Malik et al 2017;S. Malik, 2014;Mir, 2001;Parlow, 2011;P.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%