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cartoonmovementThe Cartoon Movement@cartoonmovement·
7 Aug

@CRNetInt has posted a comic about the situation in Kashmir, by by cartoonist Suhail Naqshbandi: https://cartoonistsrights.org/suhail-naqshbandi-locked-in-kashmir/

#cartoonist #freedomofspeech #cartoonmovement #comicsjournalism #Kashmir

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IFEXIFEX@IFEX·
6 Aug

This cartoon strip by @hailsuhail is published by @CRNetInt a year after the repeal of Article 370 in #Jammu & #Kashmir, & also the shutdown of the internet in the region. http://ow.ly/yEtd50AStkP

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badiucao巴丢草 Badiucao@badiucao·
5 Aug

Stay Strong Beirut！

#Lebanon #Beirut
#LebanonExplosion
#BeirutBlast #BeirutExplosion

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CRNetIntCRNI@CRNetInt·
5 Aug

More illustrations from @hailsuhail here as the focus on #Kashmir continues.

Adi Magazine@Adi_Magazine

A year after #Kashmir was stripped of its semi-autonomy, our special issue -- Silence is Not an Option -- examines the lived experience of occupation, state violence, and resistance.

Guest-edited by @MirzaWaheed @aziakashmir @mjunaidr

https://adimagazine.com/issues/issue-4/

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hailsuhailSuhail Naqshbandi@hailsuhail·
5 Aug

I got to illustrate for this superb piece by @MuzamilJALEEL. Written straight from the heart, it takes you through a journey of home. Kashmir. It wants us to clutch the memories of this home, which he fears will be the only thing left for us in the future. https://twitter.com/InverseJournal/status/1290654281226424322

Inverse Journal@InverseJournal

LONG READ: Muzamil Jaleel brings us a long-awaited allegorical account of Aug 5, 2019, when Jammu and Kashmir was dismembered with its last protection against complete demographic change taken away. The piece includes illustrations by Suhail H. Naqshbandi.
https://www.inversejournal.com/2020/08/04/that-home-in-our-heart-an-allegory-of-a-struggle-against-forgetting-in-kashmir-by-muzamil-jaleel/

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