Frontline Journal: Kashmir

My Life, My Kashmir

by Fatima Sultan Syed

Fatima Sultan Syed pierces the shroud obscuring one of the world's most enduring conflicts—a brutal 60-year dispute between India and Pakistan over her homeland of Kashmir. Some, including US President Obama, say that resolving this conflict may be the key to peace for a region plagued by violence. READ MORE >

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